Under the new Trump administration regulations announced June 16, the types of U.S. businesses that will be able to operate in and with Cuba will likely be more limited than they are now thanks to the announced U.S. prohibition on doing business with the Cuban military, the purported overseer of much of Cuba’s civilian businesses.
The exact wording of the amended regulations will not be released until approximately mid-September.
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