DoJ has formed a working group to examine possible federal charges against officials or entities within Cuba’s government, WaPo reports citing sources; Treasury’s involvement could mean Trump admin is considering further sanctions against Cuba

The formation of a DoJ working group to explore potential federal charges against Cuba's government suggests an escalation in U.S.

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scrutiny of its actions. This could foreshadow new sanctions, impacting the broader geopolitical landscape and potentially creating volatility in related markets, including forex and commodities, especially if tensions rise further.

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