State Department Records: Freedom of Information Act (“FOIA”) October 15, 2020 by cdisilvio
Besides property claims, this batch of records provide background information about outstanding judgments entered in U.S. courts under the “terrorism exception” to the Foreign Sovereign Immunities Act (“FSIA”). The judgement claims are valued at $2.22 billion against Cuba that, with punitive damages of $1.9 billion, are worth $4.21 billion, not including statutory interest. In seven of thirteen cases plaintiffs have been able to recover partial compensation – an option generally not available to certified property claim holders but one that PT Law has argued should be as these claims were first in time and for other reasons. https://www.pobletetamargo.com/state-department-records-eight-days-before-the-end-of-the-administration-the-obama-administration-requested-more-talks-with-cuba-about-property-claims/
Nick Gutiérrez Back in the news National Association of Cuban Landowners in Exile not looking to 'kick Cubans out of their homes' BY PEDRO PORTAL | DANIEL A. VARELA | NORA GÁMEZ TORRES OCTOBER 19, 2020, 6:57 PM Nick Gutiérrez, president of the National Association of Cuban Landowners in Exile, said the owners in exile are not looking to kick Cubans out of their homes in the island, but to find a mediated solution between owners and residents. https://www.miamiherald.com/news/nation-world/world/americas/cuba/article246568098.html
Make sure you watch this carefully read what Nick is saying Negotiation between the exiled Cuban Claims Holders and IMPORTANT THE NEW CUBAN GOVENRMENT thay are going to get it all Back FRAZ assets in this scenario are worth the most Maximum Free Market Valuation In a free Market Society in todays Dollars
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