Our Mission
CubaSignal delivers a weekly, compacted signal on publicly reported US–Cuba policy and regulatory changes — plain English, source-linked, and US-wide (not Miami-only).
Our goal is to help general US–Cuba watchers and small businesses stay informed without hunting through dozens of government publications. English first; Spanish path planned. Free weekly brief first; paid options later if useful.
Who It's For
Small Businesses (US-wide)
Compacted public-source briefs on US–Cuba policy and regulatory shifts that may affect planning — not legal or investment advice.
General US–Cuba Watchers
A weekly signal on bilateral policy and related public developments, written for a US-wide audience — not Miami-only.
How the Site is Organized
Updates
Chronological weekly briefs drawn from public sources (for example, E.O. 14404 and related OFAC materials).
Browse updates →Resources
Official source links and a glossary of key terms — not timelines or policy trackers.
Explore resources →Our Approach
We are committed to being compliance-first. All content is strictly informational — not legal, financial, or investment advice. We do not facilitate transactions or introductions, and we never help circumvent sanctions.
We summarize publicly available information from official channels such as OFAC/Treasury, the State Department, the Federal Register, and other public government sources. Readers should always verify details with the original sources and consult qualified professionals.
Important: CubaSignal is not a law firm, broker, or advisory service. This website is informational only — not legal advice. Public sources only. We do not help circumvent sanctions. Contact: hello@cubasignal.com
Frequently Asked Questions
What kind of information does CubaSignal provide?
Clear, high-level summaries of publicly available information on US–Cuba policy and regulatory developments — source-linked and informational only.
Is the information on this site legal, financial, or investment advice?
No. All content is strictly informational. We summarize public sources only. Consult qualified professionals and verify with official government sources.
How often is the site updated?
We aim for a weekly rhythm on Updates, with Resources and Articles refreshed when there is something document-tied worth adding.
Where does the information come from?
Publicly available official sources only — including U.S. Treasury (OFAC), State Department releases, Federal Register notices, and other government publications.
Is the content free?
Yes. The website and free weekly brief come first. Paid options may come later if they clearly add value.
How can I submit a tip or feedback?
Email hello@cubasignal.com or use the Contact page. Public sources only.
How do I unsubscribe from the newsletter?
When the list is live, every email will include an unsubscribe link. Until then, you can also reach us at hello@cubasignal.com.