En The Cuban Triangle, Phil Peters comenta las medidas relativas a los viajes a Cuba que se derivan del nuevo presupuesto.

PD: Para los que siguen con dudas sobre el tema de los viajes a Cuba:

The Office of Foreign Assets Control has issued and posted on its website a general license for visits to close relatives in Cuba in response to section 621 of the Omnibus Appropriations Act, 2009 (PDF). This general license reinstates the authorization for family travel to Cuba that existed prior to the June 16, 2004 amendments to sections 515.560 and 515.561 of 31 CFR chapter V. It authorizes persons subject to the jurisdiction of the United States to travel to Cuba to visit close relatives for an unlimited period of time once every 12 months and to engage in travel-related transactions at the “maximum per diem rate” in effect at the time of travel, as established by the State Department. For more information, please visit OFAC’s Guidance On Implementation Of Cuba Travel And Trade-Related Provisions Of The Omnibus Appropriations Act, 2009 (PDF).