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confiscated property

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See: contraband


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There also remains a range of equally important issues including the release of political prisoners; restitution of outstanding Cuban confiscated property claims by former Cubans now living in the US; restitution of US Corporate interests and properties confiscated by Cuba following the revolution; restitution to the families of Brothers to the Rescue over Cuba's fatal downing of two search planes in February of 1996; and a series of other Cuban governmental misdeeds.
We may still be years away but we're closer to the end"; He says US citizens and companies lost roughly US$8 billion at today's prices in confiscated property and have 5,911 claims pending with the US government's Foreign Claims Settlement Commission.
Is it any wonder that when I came across the DEA Police & Government auction site of confiscated property, there is a gleeful statement that declares, "Most businesses fail within their first two years, so chances are, you will come across some relatively new merchandise.
 
 
 
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