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Four individuals agreed to civil penalty settlements totaling $4,875 for allegedly violating the Cuban embargo by engaging in travel-related transactions incident to travel to Cuba. The travel-related transactions included, but were not limited to, the purchase of food, drinks, entertainment, lodgings, ground transportation, and incidentals. Two of the individuals traveled through Toronto, Canada, and two traveled through Nassau, the Bahamas.
Penalty Amount
$4,875.00
Enforcement Date
October 12, 2005
Rank in Top Penalties
#711
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