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Telecom · La Habana

Cuban Telephone Co. (ITT)

Confiscated national phone system

🔴 Stateℹ️ Atlas — info onlyConfiscated · no active suit
Scale
$181.8M combined ITT/Starwood-linked
Status
Intervened 1959, confiscated 1960; certified claim
Sector
Telecom
Province
La Habana
Coordinates
23.140, -82.360
Layer
Layer 2 · Atlas
Notes
Marriott controls the claim.
Helms-Burton · confiscated property
Confiscated · no active suit
Original owner (1960)
ITT (as trustee)
1972 certified value
$130.7M+
Current claim-holder
Marriott International (via Starwood)
Certified (FCSC)
Yes — certified claim
Title III status

none active

Sources: Brookings/WaPo · FCSC