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Re: Does insurance cover cigars?
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Originally Posted by Lynchmeister
I could be way off here, but it's my understanding that the only illegality concerning Cuba is with spending money there or on Cuban goods in other countries. For example, we can all legally travel to Cuba. We just can't buy anything there.
Does anyone have a definitive answer on whether or not the possession of CCs is illegal? For example if they were gifted by a non-US citizen. I'd really be curious to know. If the answer is yes, it seems that a lot of people use little discretion on the boards about their own consumption of them.
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For an American citizen, Yes. Unless they are Pre-Embargo Cubans, then I don't know positively. It is illegal for an American citizen to smoke a Cuban cigar ANYWHERE I believe, but I could be way off base. As far as travel goes for Americans going to Cuba. I also believe there has to be a VERY good explanation as to why you are going there in order to get approval to travel there. Again I am just going what I have read and heard discussed here before, and all this only applies to Americans.
This link breaks it down better than I can. http://www.ustreas.gov/offices/enfor...uba/cuba.shtml
Sorry for the threadjack
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