OFAC moved Thursday, May 7 to implement President Trump’s new Cuba sanctions order, adding a new [CUBA-EO] sanctions tag to two major Cuban entities and issuing Cuba General License 1 and six new FAQs. The compliance significance is not that OFAC added new names, but that it began operationalizing the new Cuba program through list tagging, licensing and guidance.
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