Rob Sequin | Havana Journal Way back in 2005 I posted an article about Cuban birth certificates because so many people were sending emails to the Havana Journal asking for information about how to get their Cuban birth certificate. Shortly after that, we set up our Cuban document retrieval service and… Read More

Rob Sequin | Havana Journal According to Juan O. Tamayo’s report in the The Miami Herald, Cuban Americans may be restricted to traveling to Cuba only once every three years if a rider is approved in the US spending bill making its way through Washington. As you saw in the title, I write that I… Read More

OFFICE OF FOREIGN ASSETS CONTROL Cuban Assets Control Regulations 31 CFR Part 515 Questions and Answers for use in connection with the implementation of the General License issued by the Office of Foreign Assets Control on March 11, 2009, covering visits to family in Cuba. Is the general license issued… Read More

By TED JACKOVICS | The Tampa Tribune Tampa International Airport could become the fourth U.S. airport to serve U.S.-Cuba charter flights under a request by U.S. Rep Kathy Castor, D-Tampa. In a Feb. 3 letter to U.S. Customs and Border Protection, Castor said the move would improve travel prospects for… Read More

BY LAURA FIGUEROA | Miami Herald For dozens of Florida-based travel agencies that book flights to Cuba, the future of their livelihood is, well, up in the air. On Monday, a coalition of 16 Miami-based travel agencies specializing in trips to Cuba plan to file a lawsuit against the state, hoping that… Read More

Reuters Cuban Americans living in the United States could travel to Cuba more often and visit a broader list of family members under legislation approved by a congressional panel on Tuesday. A House of Representatives appropriations panel embraced the liberalized travel initiative, which faces several… Read More

By Terri Hallenbeck | BurlingtonFreePress.com Jared Carter stepped to the lectern and made his courtroom debut Wednesday in federal court in Burlington. The second-year law school student has taken on a case that’s personal: Should he and his wife be able to travel to Cuba to see her family and… Read More