Office of Foreign Assets Control

The Office of Foreign Assets Control governs U.S. sanctions, recently influencing policies on Cuba and Venezuela. Key topics include banking, trade, and enforcement.

Trump Administration Poised to Terminate Cuban Baseball Federation and MLB Agreement

Published on 5/4/2025

U.S. Food Exports to Cuba Reach Highest Level Since 2014: Key Products Revealed

Published on 4/10/2025

U.S. Blocks Jazz Band's Trip to Cuba: "Incompatible with Our Policy"

Published on 4/3/2025

Cuban Wins Casino Jackpot, Finally Receives Payout After Residency Hurdle

Published on 3/20/2025

Trump Pressures Maduro: Chevron Ordered to Cease Venezuela Operations by April 2025

Published on 3/4/2025

Wells Fargo Freezes Bank Account of Cuban-American in South Florida

Published on 2/21/2025

U.S. Fines Multinational Company for Breaching Cuba Sanctions

Published on 12/17/2024

U.S. Embargo Allegations: Cuban Government Blames America for Cancer Medicine Shortages

Published on 9/16/2024

Cuban-American Lawmakers Oppose U.S. Policy Shift Towards Cuba

Published on 5/29/2024

Biden Administration Allows Cuban Entrepreneurs to Open Accounts in U.S. Banks

Published on 5/28/2024

New Treasury Department Measures to Support Cuban Entrepreneurs

Published on 5/28/2024