The Herald reports that the Treasury Department is about to issue regulations to carry out President Obama’s April 13 announcement regarding Cuban American family visits and remittances, and telecommunications.
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Hmmm.
I've been watching the Federal Register since first seeing this Herald article and nothing about it has changed.
Also, the word on the street is that the telecom regs may not be released until a later date.
I wonder who the "senior administration official" is?
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