US Lifts Some Restrictions on Sales to Cuba

HAVANA TIMES, Dec. 14 – The US Congress approved the lifting of restrictions imposed in 2005 by the George W. Bush administration on food sales to Cuba, reported the press in Washington.  This measure will allow the island to again pay in cash while the merchandise is being transported and not through third country banks before the shipment of products, reported IPS.

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