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OFAC Cuba SDN List by Sector — Currently Sanctioned Military, Economic, Diplomatic & Governance Officials

All 77 active OFAC Cuba-program designations grouped by the sector they operate in: FAR/MINFAR/MININT and security forces; GAESA, state enterprises and financial actors; MINREX and diplomatic officials; and Council of State, ANPP, PCC and TSP figures. Each name links to a permanent profile with OFAC program code, designation date, and biographical data.

Last classified: April 21, 2026 Source: US Treasury OFAC SDN List Programs covered: CUBA (CACR, 31 CFR Part 515), Cuba Restricted List, Helms-Burton

OFAC's official SDN listing groups Cuba-related designations only by entity type (individuals, entities, vessels, aircraft) and by sanctions program — neither view answers the most common compliance question, which is "who are the currently-sanctioned FAR/MININT officials?" or "which GAESA-linked entities are on the SDN list?". The four cards below answer that pivot.

Military, intelligence & security officials 1

Officers of Cuba's Revolutionary Armed Forces (FAR / MINFAR), the Ministry of the Interior (MININT), Tropas Especiales, Dirección de Inteligencia (DI), and other security-service actors designated under the Cuban Assets Control Regulations or named on the State Department's Cuba Restricted List.

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GAESA, state enterprises & financial actors 15

GAESA (Grupo de Administración Empresarial S.A.) and its subsidiaries — Gaviota, CIMEX, Habaguanex, FINCIMEX, AIS, Almest, TRD Caribe — together with state-owned banks (Banco Financiero Internacional, Banco Metropolitano), state hotel chains, and other military-controlled commercial entities that dominate Cuba's tourism, retail, and remittance sectors.

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Diplomatic officials 0

Ambassadors, MINREX (Ministerio de Relaciones Exteriores) officials, consular staff, and diplomatic representatives designated under Cuba-related OFAC programs or Global Magnitsky (EO 13818) for human-rights or transnational-repression conduct.

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Government & political officials 61

Political and judicial officials — Council of State, Council of Ministers, Asamblea Nacional del Poder Popular deputies, Communist Party (PCC) leadership, Tribunal Supremo Popular (TSP) magistrates, Fiscalía General officials, provincial governors, and ministers — designated for human-rights abuses, repression, or undermining democratic governance.

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How we classify each designation

Sector membership is computed from the OFAC remarks blob (which sometimes carries a job title like "Minister of Interior" or "GAESA subsidiary") and a curated overrides table for high-profile designations whose role is not in the SDN listing itself. Every profile belongs to exactly one sector — see the classifier source if you want to inspect the keyword rules. For the OFAC-canonical view by entity type, use the sanctions tracker.

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