White House Extends Cuban Trade Controls for Another Year
The White House directed the Treasury Department on Sept. 11 to extend the Cuban Assets Control Regulations for another year (here). Those regulations (here), which fall within the controls outlined in the Trading with the Enemy Act, cover nearly all…
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dealings with Cuba. The Obama administration has taken a number of steps to normalize ties with the country over the past several months, but administration officials emphasize the vast majority of bilateral trade is still prohibited (see 1509100020). The authority to administer sanctions on Cuba expired on Sept. 14, the White House said.