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Sanctions in Latin America
US sanctions
The United States has applied more economic sanctions than any other country or trading bloc in the world. This year, 2024, it has comprehensive sanctions in force targeting Cuba, North Korea, Iran, Russia, and Syria, alongside more than a dozen programmes targeting individuals and other entitles, including some targeting criminal behaviour such as drugs trafficking.
- Introduction
- Overview: sanctions as a foreign policy tool
- United Nations sanctions
- European Union sanctions
- US sanctions
- Is Latin America disproportionately sanctioned?
- The Cuban embargo
- Cuban embargo – recent timeline
- Sanctions-busting: paying the price
- Secondary sanctions and the sovereignty debate
- Venezuelan embargo – recent timeline
- Unintended sanctions violations
- Intended sanctions violations
- Message to corporates: it is getting more complicated
- Nicaragua embargo: recent timeline
- Keeping up with the changes
- Do sanctions work?
- Conclusion: here to stay?