A decades-old case will be heard by the U.S. Supreme Court this week, potentially allowing thousands of Americans to seek compensation from companies that currently use or profit from property confiscated by the Cuban government decades ago.
As tensions between the United States and Cuba continue escalating as a result of ongoing sanctions and oil blockades to the island by the Trump administration, the Supreme Court will listen to claims on the case involving Havana Docks, which is suing major cruise lines Carnival, Royal Caribbean, Norwegian and MSC for docking ships at port facilities that were confiscated from the company.
