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US Expands Cuba Sanctions With Targeting of Tourism Industry

The US added Cuba’s Ministry of Tourism to its expanding sanctions list, striking once-again at one of the main economic drivers of the communist-run Caribbean island.

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US Expands Cuba Sanctions With Targeting of Tourism Industry
The US added Cuba’s Ministry of Tourism to its expanding sanctions list, striking once-again at one of the main economic drivers of the communist-run Caribbean island.
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