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U.S. Expands Cuba Sanctions: Analysis Of New Executive Order And Early Designations

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By John Barker, John Bellinger, Soo-Mi Rhee
| Mondaq
Arnold & Porter are most popular: within Cannabis & Hemp, Media, Telecoms, IT and Entertainment topic(s) On May 1, 2026, President Trump issued Executive Order 14404 (“EO 14404” or “the Order”), expanding the scope of U.S. sanctions targeting Cuba. Building upon the national emergency the president declared in January 2026 (EO 14380), the Order introduces new authorities to target key sectors of the Cuban economy and impose secondary sanctions on foreign financial institutions (FFIs).
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U.S. Expands Cuba Sanctions: Analysis of New Executive Order and Early Designations

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By John Barker, John Bellinger, Soo-Mi Rhee
| Arnold & Porter Blog
On May 1, 2026, President Trump issued Executive Order 14404 (“EO 14404” or “the Order”), expanding the scope of U.S. sanctions targeting Cuba. Building upon the national emergency the president declared in January 2026 (EO 14380), the Order introduces new authorities to target key sectors of the Cuban economy and impose secondary sanctions on foreign financial institutions (FFIs).
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BIS Settles With Semiconductor Equipment Manufacturer That Exported EAR99 Technology To Parties on BIS Entity List

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By Kristina D. Lorch, John Barker, Deborah Curtis
| Arnold & Porter Blog
On April 13, 2026, the U.S. Department of Commerce’s Bureau of Industry & Security (BIS) entered into a settlement agreement with Coastal PVA Technology, Inc. (Coastal) for selling EAR99 items to Chinese parties on BIS’ Entity List.
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