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Cuba secondary sanctions: White House issues sweeping new authorities

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Michael Zolandz
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Joshua Kretman
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Milana Karayanidi
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On May 1, 2026, the White House issued an Executive Order (“EO”) that created for the first time wide-ranging secondary sanctions authorities in the U.S.’s Cuba sanctions program.

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Michael Zolandz
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Joshua Kretman
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Christopher W.K. Fetzer
Partner, Regulatory, Public Policy & Government Affairs

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Michael Zolandz
Partner, Regulatory, Public Policy & Government Affairs
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Joshua Kretman
Counsel, Federal Regulatory & Compliance
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Christopher W.K. Fetzer
Partner, Regulatory, Public Policy & Government Affairs
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Peter Feldman
Partner, Regulatory, Public Policy & Government Affairs
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Jason Silverman
Partner, Regulatory, Public Policy & Government Affairs
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Milana Karayanidi
Managing Associate, Regulatory, Public Policy & Government Affairs

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