Spanish hotel chain stops operations in Cuba due to US pressure

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The Spanish hotel chain Meliá has announced it will cease operations in Cuba by the end of the week.
Meliá cited "major difficulties" in conducting business on the island as a reason for its decision.
The move comes amid increasing pressure from Washington, particularly due to sanctions imposed during Donald Trump's administration.
Meliá operates 34 sites across Cuba, which are now set to close as a result of the changed business environment.
The decision reflects ongoing challenges faced by foreign businesses operating in Cuba amidst U.S. policy changes.

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The Spanish hotel chain Meliá has announced it will cease operations in Cuba by the end of the week.
Meliá cited "major difficulties" in conducting business on the island as a reason for its decision.
The move comes amid increasing pressure from Washington, particularly due to sanctions imposed during Donald Trump's administration.
Meliá operates 34 sites across Cuba, which are now set to close as a result of the changed business environment.
The decision reflects ongoing challenges faced by foreign businesses operating in Cuba amidst U.S. policy changes.

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