U.S. Targets Cuba's Overseas Doctors Amid Economic Pressures

The U.S. government has intensified actions against Cuba's overseas medical missions, which are a significant source of revenue for the country. This program reportedly accounts for millions in annual income, with estimates suggesting it raises around $1 billion for Cuba. These sanctions could impact Cuba's economy as it relies heavily on this income. For investors, this situation is a reminder of how geopolitical tensions can affect markets and specific sectors tied to international trade and foreign aid.