GAESA's Role Fuels New US-Cuba Tensions
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GAESA, a Cuban military-run conglomerate, has become central in escalating tensions between the United States and Cuba. The group's extensive control over key sectors in Cuba's economy, including tourism and finance, affects diplomatic and economic relations. This focus on GAESA highlights ongoing disputes over Cuba's economic policies and US sanctions, impacting both countries' political and economic interactions.
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- •GAESA is controlled by the Cuban military and manages significant parts of Cuba's economy.
- •The conglomerate operates in sectors such as tourism, finance, and real estate.
- •US officials have criticized GAESA for its role in supporting Cuba's government and military.
- •Recent US-Cuba tensions have brought GAESA into focus as a target of economic and diplomatic measures.
What Could Happen If...
- ▸If the US imposes stricter sanctions targeting GAESA Cuba's economy could face increased pressure, potentially worsening living conditions and escalating diplomatic conflicts.
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