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U.S. District Judge Beth Bloom ordered four Florida-based cruise lines that sailed to Cuba to pay $440 million to a U.S. company, pursuant to the LIBERTAD Act, a federal law under which businesses can face legal action if they trafficked in property confiscated by Fidel Castro’s communist regime.
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