The U.S. Treasury Department Announced Tougher Sanctions Against Cuba Starting on September 30
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The U.S. Treasury Department announced tougher sanctions against Cuba starting on September 30
The U.S. Treasury Department announced tougher sanctions against Cuba starting on September 30.The new measures provide for secondary sanctions for foreign banks for transactions with sanctioned entities and the freezing of accounts of Cuban...
OFAC, attached to the Treasury Department, also eliminates the authorization of transactions known as "U-Turn".
The United States government extended sanctions against Cuba on Tuesday, 29, with new bans on financial operations and less travel authorizations for Americans. The measures were disclosed by the Foreign Assets Control Office (OFAC), a body of the Treasury Department. According to the announcement, indirect transactions with sanctioned Cuban entities, especially...
Havana denounces the “blockade wave” and accuses Washington of wanting to “obstaculate the ongoing economic transformations” MADRID, 29 Sep. (EUROPA PRESS).- The U.S. Treasury has reported this Tuesday that it has extended the sanctions against Cuba, with restrictions on foreign banks and the freezing of accounts for Cuban businessmen, among [...]
Havana, Sep 29 (Latin Press) Foreign Minister Bruno Rodríguez denounced that the new wave of embargo measures issued today by the U.S. government against Cuba aims to hinder the process of economic transformations in progress. The post U.S. measures hinder economic transformations in Cuba first appeared on Noticias Prensa Latina.
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