The United States is proposing tariffs of $200,000 on vessels originating from España, alongside export restrictions, due to claims that España has been denying access to its ports to ships carrying goods connected to Israel. The Federal Maritime Commission alleges that these actions by España unfairly impact American businesses and disrupt maritime trade. This decision follows concerns regarding cargo linked to Israel being refused entry to Spanish ports. Officials in the United States argue the restrictions create an uneven playing field and violate international trade principles. The proposed tariffs and export limitations are aimed at compelling España to grant equal access to ports for all vessels, regardless of cargo origin. This move marks a significant escalation in a growing dispute over shipping practices and geopolitical considerations affecting maritime commerce between the United States and España. The Commission expects a response from España regarding the allegations and the proposed sanctions.