Did Trump Executives Violate the Cuba Embargo?

The video discusses Donald Trump's interest in opening businesses in Cuba, highlighting legal constraints due to Cuban law. It explains changes in US-Cuba business regulations since 2015, allowing American businesses to explore opportunities in Cuba. The Trump Organization's activities in Cuba, including potential legal issues related to tourism promotion, are examined. The video concludes with a discussion on the potential consequences of these actions.

What is the main reason Donald Trump has not pursued business opportunities in Cuba?

• He is waiting for a change in US-Cuba relations.

• He prefers to invest in other countries.

• He would have to take a minority interest to comply with Cuban law.

• He is not interested in the Cuban market.

What significant change occurred in January 2015 regarding US businesses in Cuba?

• Cuba opened its market to all foreign investors.

• US businesses could explore opportunities but needed a license for deals.

• US businesses were banned from Cuba.

• The Obama administration tightened regulations.

What is a potential legal issue with the Trump Organization's interest in golf development in Cuba?

• It could be seen as promoting tourism, which is against US law.

• It conflicts with existing US-Cuba trade agreements.

• It violates Cuban environmental regulations.

• It requires a majority ownership, which Trump is unwilling to take.

Why might the Trump Organization's trips to Cuba before 2015 be problematic?

• They were not approved by the US government.

• They were conducted under the guise of environmental nonprofits.

• They involved illegal trade activities.

• They violated Cuban travel restrictions.

What could be a consequence for companies like the Trump Organization if found violating US-Cuba business laws?

• They could face international sanctions.

• They could lose their business licenses.

• They could face heavy fines.

• They could be banned from doing business in the US.