Following Joe Biden's brief lifting of certain sanctions on Cuba, Donald Trump promptly reversed these measures on his first day in office. His administration, influenced largely by Secretary of State Marco Rubio, decided to put Cuba back on the list of state sponsors of terrorism and announced additional sanctions. These actions included reactivating Title III of the Helms-Burton Act, allowing legal actions against individuals and companies tied to assets confiscated since 1959. The measures are designed to limit economic resources for Cuba's military-controlled entities and reinforce a tough U.S. policy regarding the island.
The new administration swiftly reversed Biden's measures towards Cuba, reinstating sanctions and reaffirming a tough, confrontational policy towards the island nation.
Marco Rubio, the Secretary of State, has been vocal about reestablishing sanctions against Cuba, expressing a firm stance against the current regime.
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