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Reply #17: No it wasn't. Title III has been waived since the start, but the rest is in place. [View All]

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Mika Donating Member (1000+ posts) Send PM | Profile | Ignore Wed Jan-21-09 09:05 PM
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17. No it wasn't. Title III has been waived since the start, but the rest is in place.
Some Canadians have even been arrested in the US for doing biz in Cuba from Canadian soil, others have been denied entry into the US (evil doers).

The law is extra territorial in effect. It criminalized trade with Cuba for (almost) any company that does business in the US. There are exceptions that require a special US OFAC permit.

Pathetic.


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