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How Trump’s Cruise Travel Ban Affects Private Sector Workers

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How Trump’s Cruise Travel Ban Affects Private Sector Workers
June 7, 2019 Claudia Lucero Cuba CubaHumanRights

Trump’s recent restrictions on U.S. travel to Cuba have many implications, and the elimination of the group people-to-people educational travel has serious consequences on the private sector workers. Learn about the affects from an article published by voanews.com on June 5, 2019:

https://www.voanews.com/a/trump-s-cruise-ban-hits-cuba-s-private-sector-workers/4947872.html

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