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The Extraterritoriality of the American Blockade Against Cuba

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What can Canadian citizens and businesses do about the extraterritorial reach of the American Blockade/Embargo Against Cuba?

What MORE Can Canadians Do? The first step is to be aware that Canada has adopted legislation to prohibit Canadian-based companies to comply with requirements by the US that would prohibit these third-countries companies to follow US restrictions. Did you know this? In the words…

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