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Mary Anastacio Grady of the Wall Street Journal on Cuba, the Cuban policy of the Trump

administration, sanctions on an organization, a shadowy

organization, non-transparency called Gaesa, which is a conglomerate of all the regime's ways to

gather in euros and dollars. Banks, hotels, drugs, pharmaceuticals, shopping, everything on the island can filter through Gaesa.

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with Marco Rubio on the trail of Gaesa. Not Cuba, Gaesa.

More of this tonight.

Well, the only way to sort of think about that is that, as I said, they control all of the aspects of the economy,

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