The Spanish hospitality firm Meliá Hotels International announced on Tuesday that it would end all its operations in Cuba by July 24, citing “notable difficulties of an operative, legal, economic, and financial nature” of doing business there.
Meliá is a global hotel giant and has long been among the companies profiting most handsomely from doing business with the Communist Party of Cuba. For decades it was responsible for running some of the most lavish hotel properties in Cuba, which all international companies must do through the regime conglomerate Grupo de Administración Empresarial S.A. (GAESA) as per communist law. Meliá’s exit from…
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