JERUSALEM, Israel – With the leaders of Russia, Iran and Turkey set to meet in Tehran Tuesday to frame up their plans for the Mideast, a legal U.S.…
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Poblete Tamargo Counsel, Sanctions Expert Quoted in NBC News on Cuba Policy and Sanctions
“A subsequent U.S. law enacted in 2000, the Trade Sanctions Reform and Export Enhancement Act, allowed the direct sale of agricultural products and other food to…
Poblete Tamargo Attorney Participates in Council on Foreign Relations program, "What's Next for Cuba?"
On Tuesday, August 10, 2021, Poblete Tamargo partner Jason Poblete participated in a Council on Foreign Relations program assessing recent events in Cuba. Panelists discussed…
State Department Records Reveal Cuba Still Owes Billions to U.S. Taxpayers; Property Claims No Closer to Resolution
Washington, D.C. – The road to the historic re-establishment of diplomatic relations between the United States and Cuba on July 25, 2015, was supposed to…
Marriott May Leave Cuba, Yet American Claims Against Cuba Unresolved
According to news reports Marriott International, the only U.S. company that has operated a hotel in Cuba since 2016, may have to close its operations…