Spiegel.De USA Imposes New Sanctions on Cuba Targeting Chinese Firms
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- •New U.S. sanctions target Cuba's oil and electronics sectors.
- •Two Chinese firms are now on the U.S. sanctions list for military supply allegations.
- •Cuba faces severe economic challenges, including power outages and fuel shortages.
On November 6, 2026, the U.S. announced new sanctions against Cuba, focusing on the oil and electronics sectors. This marks the first time that Chinese companies, Ceiec and Beijing H&C Technologies, have been added to the sanctions list for allegedly supplying electronics and security components to the Cuban military. The U.S. State Department criticized the Cuban regime for exploiting energy resources and maritime transport, leaving the Cuban populace to suffer from power outages and economic hardship. Additionally, Any Rodríguez Lastres, daughter of the head of the military-controlled conglomerate Gaesa, was sanctioned. The U.S. Treasury also stated it would sanction any foreign individual involved in electronics, technology, industry, or maritime activities in Cuba. These sanctions come amid Cuba's worst economic crisis since the Soviet Union's collapse, exacerbated by U.S. oil blockades and widespread power outages throughout the year. President Trump has indicated a desire for regime change in Cuba, following the capture of Venezuelan President Nicolás Maduro by U.S. forces earlier this year.
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