SPANISH HOTEL CHAIN CEASES OPERATIONS IN CUBA UNDER PRESSURE FROM WASHINGTON
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Meliá group says Donald Trump’s sanctions make it ‘impossible’ to keep any of its 34 sites open A Spanish hotel chain is to cease all operations in Cuba at the end of the week due to “major difficulties” in doing… The latest US sanctions make it “impossible, de facto and de jure, to maintain even minimal operational stability”, the Meliá group explained in a statement on Tuesday to the Spanish stock market regulator.
According to World news | The Guardian, Meliá group says Donald Trump’s sanctions make it ‘impossible’ to keep any of its 34 sites open A Spanish hotel chain is to cease all operations in Cuba at the end of the week due to “major difficulties” in doing…
The available RSS description adds: The latest US sanctions make it “impossible, de facto and de jure, to maintain even minimal operational stability”, the Meliá group explained in a statement on Tuesday to the Spanish stock market regulator.
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- World news | The Guardian: Meliá group says Donald Trump’s sanctions make it ‘impossible’ to keep any of its 34 sites open A Spanish hotel chain is to cease all operations in Cuba at the end of the week due to “major difficulties” in doing…
- World news | The Guardian: The latest US sanctions make it “impossible, de facto and de jure, to maintain even minimal operational stability”, the Meliá group explained in a statement on Tuesday to the Spanish stock market regulator.
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- 21/07/2026, 16:10 PRIMARY FEED SPANISH HOTEL CHAIN CEASES OPERATIONS IN CUBA UNDER PRESSURE FROM WASHINGTON (World news | The Guardian • 2 hrs ago) [Story Intel]
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