TJCoro
11-03-2009, 10:44 PM
:usa2:Important message por todos mi amigos up north:
This post is for all the State of Reality (US) citizens that post and visit this wonderful forum. It is a portion of an article by James Suckling on CA. Rather than provide a link I cut and pasted a portion of the article -
After a surprise debate and party infighting, the Senate passed an appropriations bill on Tuesday that will ease some of the United States’ sanctions against Cuba. President Obama then signed it into law.
The policy changes, tucked inside a $410 billion omnibus spending bill, essentially lift the strict restrictions passed in 2004 by the Bush administration by defunding the agencies that would normally enforce the law.
The changes allow Cuban-Americans to visit relatives on the island once a year with no time limits (as opposed to once every three years), and also broadens the definition of family to include aunts, uncles and cousins.
The policy changes also make it easier for businessmen to sell agricultural and medical goods in Cuba by offering a general travel license that does not require individual permission
The article went on to say that it is quite possible all travel restrictions for State of Reality citizens may be lifted very soon.
Congratulations Yanks! :usa2:
TJCoro :bandit:
This post is for all the State of Reality (US) citizens that post and visit this wonderful forum. It is a portion of an article by James Suckling on CA. Rather than provide a link I cut and pasted a portion of the article -
After a surprise debate and party infighting, the Senate passed an appropriations bill on Tuesday that will ease some of the United States’ sanctions against Cuba. President Obama then signed it into law.
The policy changes, tucked inside a $410 billion omnibus spending bill, essentially lift the strict restrictions passed in 2004 by the Bush administration by defunding the agencies that would normally enforce the law.
The changes allow Cuban-Americans to visit relatives on the island once a year with no time limits (as opposed to once every three years), and also broadens the definition of family to include aunts, uncles and cousins.
The policy changes also make it easier for businessmen to sell agricultural and medical goods in Cuba by offering a general travel license that does not require individual permission
The article went on to say that it is quite possible all travel restrictions for State of Reality citizens may be lifted very soon.
Congratulations Yanks! :usa2:
TJCoro :bandit: