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Robert Kritzman analyzes US court's finding on Cuba cruises the used Havana Docks and what happens next

“Because they used the Terminal and one of its docks in various manners, Carnival, MSC SA, Royal Caribbean and Norwegian committed trafficking acts.”

Washington, March 25 (Prensa Latina) Four major cruise companies could go to trial for trips to Cuba, accused of violating federal laws protected by the extraterritoriality of the United States blockade against the Caribbean country.

A federal judge in Miami said in a ruling that four of the largest cruise companies engaged in tourism to Cuba that was barred by U.S. law between 2015 and 2019.

A court in Florida says that null-routing IP-addresses is not a practical or effective measure to combat piracy.

MIAMI — In a consequential ruling Monday, a Miami federal judge said four major cruise lines with South Florida ties — Carnival, Norwegian, Royal Caribbean and MSC Cruises — engaged

A U.S. Federal Court Judge in Miami late on Monday issued a ruling clearing the way for a Libertad A...

Judge Beth Bloom wrote that the cruise ship companies had engaged in “trafficking activities” by porting in Havana and bringing passengers to tour the city.   | Cigar Aficionado

MIAMI — A federal judge in Miami said in a ruling that four of the largest cruise companies engaged in tourism to Cuba that was barred by U.S. law between

Four major cruise liners engaged in prohibited tourism and trafficking activities in violation of the Helms-Burton Act when they allowed passengers to disembark at a Havana port owned by a U.S.-based company the Cuban government confiscated in 1960, a Florida federal judge has ruled.