The New York Sun has published a foreign affairs feature examining the deteriorating state of Cuba, the recent visit to Havana by the Director of the Central Intelligence Agency, and the long-unresolved claims of U.S. nationals whose property was confiscated by the Castro government after 1959.
The article surveys Cuba’s collapsing infrastructure, the new wave of American sanctions targeting entities such as Gaesa and Moa Nickel, and the role Americans may play in any post-transition rebuilding of the island.
Poblete Tamargo LLP, which represents claimants holding certified and non-certified claims against the Cuban government, is quoted throughout the piece on the regime’s intransigence, the scale of the confiscated U.S. property interests at issue, and the conditions that must precede any genuine economic recovery on the island.
Read the full article at The New York Sun.