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Revised Sanctions Between U.S. and Cuba
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Effective June 5, 2019, the Department of the Treasury’s Office of Foreign Assets Control (OFAC) amended the Cuban Assets Control Regulations (CACR) to align with President Trump’s foreign policy towards Cuba. More
Source: Office of Foreign Assets Control, June 6, 2019, retrieved June 09, 2019
Source: Federal Register, June 5, 2019, retrieved June 9, 2019
Kaylie Barber, Intern, Global Trade Expertise
US Agrees to Cancel Tariffs after Reaching Deal with Mexico
On June 8, 2019, the US Department of State issued a statement outlining an agreement between Mexico and the United States. More
Source: The New York Times, June 8, 2019, retrieved June 9, 2019
Source: The Washington Post, June 7, 2019, retrieved June 9, 2019
Kylie Barber, Intern, Global Trade Expertise
March 25th, the Court of International Trade decided it would not overturn President Trump’s 25% tariff on steel imports. More
Source: US Court of Internationall Trade, March 25, 2019, retrieved April 30, 2019
Suzanne DeCuir, Global Trade Expertise
GSP Will End Soon for Turkey and India
The USTR stated on Monday, March 4 that GSP status of Turkey and India would end as they “no longer comply with the statutory eligibility criteria.” More
Source: Office of USTR, March 4, 2019, retrieved March 11, 2019
Hulya Posaci, Global Trade Expertise
One Group's Response to Trade War with China
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Tariffs Hurt the Heartland is the name of a campaign representing those who object to the high tariffs currently imposed on China. More
Source: Letter to President Trump, June 13, 2019, retrieved June 15, 2019.
Source: USA Today, September 12, 2018, retrieved June 15, 2019
Kaylie Barber, Intern, Global Trade Expertise
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GSP Will End Soon for Turkey and India
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The USTR stated on Monday, March 4 that GSP status of Turkey and India would end as they “no longer comply with the statutory eligibility criteria.” More
Source: Office of USTR, March 4, 2019, retrieved March 11, 2019
Hulya Posaci, Global Trade Expertise
The Department of Commerce has announced new civil monetary penalty amounts adjusted for inflation that may be assessed for the following regulatory violations after January 15, 2017, including in instances when the associated violation took place before that date. More
Source: Federal Register, January 8, 2018, retrieved January 12, 2018
Suzanne DeCuir, Global Trade Expertise
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