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U.S. sanctions top Nicaraguan officials, Cuban military-linked businesses
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The Trump administration imposed sanctions Monday targeting officials close to Nicaraguan President Daniel Ortega who was behind a bloody crack down on protesters in 2018. Photo by Jorge Torres/EPA-EFE
Dec. 22 (UPI) The Trump administration has separately leveled sanctions against Nicaraguan government officials and businesses controlled by the Cuban military.
The Treasury announced the sanctions Monday, saying the three Nicaraguan government officials were being targeted for supporting the Caribbean nation s president, Daniel Ortega, and the three Cuban businesses were being blacklisted for their ties to the government and their utilization to subvert international trade restrictions.
US Government adopts new unilateral measures against Cuba
US Government adopts new unilateral measures against Cuba
Washington, Dec 21 (Prensa Latina) The US government on Monday adopted new unilateral measures against Cuba by adding three companies from the Caribbean island to the OFAC list of specially designated citizens and blocked persons.
During the last few months and in the midst of the Covid-19 pandemic, the Office of Foreign Assets Control (OFAC) has increased restrictions on Cuban firms, even leading to the closure of Western Union in Cuba, which was a legal way to send remittances.
On Monday, the OFAC blacklisted Grupo de Administracion Empresarial SA, Financiera Cimex SA and Kave Coffee SA, according to the US Treasury Department s website.