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“The U.S. government is looking at the feasibility of using the penalty money received from BNP Paribas for violating the embargo to pay the certified claims,” said Pedro Freyre, a Cuban-American attorney with Miami law firm Akerman LLP.
Feinberg estimates that a total of $734 million from the BNP penalties could be used for Cuba-related compensation.
https://www.cubastandard.com/?p=14594
OFAC Sanctions: No Entity Too Small or Too Far for Enforcement
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OFAC Enforcement Trends In 2017:
https://www.law360.com/articles/999729/ofac-enforcement-trends-in-2017-exporters-on-notice
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