Cuba Pushes Back Against U.S. Claims, Says State Companies Were Built to Withstand the Embargo
The United States has accused the Cuban government of corruption within state-owned enterprises
The Cuban government has rejected recent accusations from the United States that the island’s leaders use state-owned companies for personal enrichment. In a statement, Havana said the business model of the Business Administration Group (GAESA) was created to confront what it describes as the economic war waged by Washington against Cuba.
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