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Cuba policy barely changes the business landscape for U.S. firms
Miami executives react to President Trump’s Cuba policy, noting the regulatory framework is still unclear as OFAC guidance and new rules are awaited. Lawyers warn delays until mid July rulewriting, with major changes targeting military linked Cuban entities and restrictions on people to people travel. Cruise lines and airlines see limited impact while grandfathered agreements remain valid.
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Miami
U.S
Cuba
Donald Trump
Trump
Treasury
Office of Foreign Assets Control
OFAC
White House
Yoshel Ibarra
Greenberg Traurig
Robert Muse
Washington, D.C
U.s.-Cuba
GAESA
Barack Obama
Google
Etecsa
Starwood Hotels and Resorts
Marriott International
Gaviota
Military Tourism Company
Sheraton
Ibarra
New York
Charles Serrano
Chicago
Serrano
The
Antilles
Pedro Freyre
Akerman
Carnival Corp
Roger Frizzell
Carnival
United States
American Airlines
Charlotte
Havana
Martha Pantin
Pantin