The Cuba tourist card/ visa business

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YanquiBoy
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The Cuban visa business: murky but profitable

http://www.miamiherald.com/news/nation-world/world/americas/cuba/article156180229.html

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Like printing money....

Why smoke good cigars when there are great cigars.
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beardouk
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AA and the others also use CTS to collect the OFAC declarations. I guess that they are getting the passengers to pay for that service too.

My respect for John Kavulich has dropped - he spouts nonsense in that article.

Fidel Castro :
"Christ chose the fishermen, because he was a communist,"
"When we fulfill our promise of good government I will cut my beard."
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fastuosidad
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Not mentioned is the possibility, however slight that the traveler can pay about $29-30 US for the green visa sold by mail from the U.K. and use it to board the plane at a US airport. It worked last time I presented it at Fort Laud.
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