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Insiders Eye Lucrative Cuba Assets Amid US Sanctions Pressure

As Cuba faces crushing US sanctions, a network of insiders seeks control of the island's assets for potential profit in a post-communist future.

Indian Cockroach Desk17 September 2026, 5:25 pm IST1 min read
Source:The Guardian US
Insiders Eye Lucrative Cuba Assets Amid US Sanctions Pressure

Insiders Eye Lucrative Cuba Assets Amid US Sanctions Pressure

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A new wave of US sanctions is reshaping the landscape of Cuba, leading to an exodus of foreign companies and a scramble for control among Washington and Florida insiders. While many businesses flee, fearing the repercussions of stringent new sanctions, some opportunistic figures are positioning themselves to profit from a potential regime collapse in Cuba.

The Race for Control

Billionaire Trump allies and lobbyists linked to Senator Marco Rubio are reportedly charging hefty fees to help clients navigate the complex sanctions environment. This insider maneuvering raises critical questions for American citizens: Who stands to benefit from these burgeoning business opportunities? What are the implications for the Cuban people as their country faces increasing economic isolation?

As reported by The Guardian, the situation is dire for many in Cuba, yet the potential profit for a select few seems to overshadow the plight of ordinary citizens. The future of Cuba remains uncertain, but the actions of these insiders suggest that the opportunities for exploitation are ripe amidst the chaos.

Source: The Guardian US

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