Trump's Cuba dealings could affect crucial Florida vote

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In a development that could cost Donald Trump crucial Cuban-American votes, his casino company once violated the U.S. embargo of Cuba by secretly funding a business foray on the communist island, Newsweek reported this morning.

Trump’s casino company "funneled" money in late 1998 to a consulting firm that traveled to the island in search of business opportunities on Trump's behalf. The consultant then billed Trump’s company and instructed employees on how to make it look as if the money had been connected to a Catholic charity.

If Trump secretly spent U.S. money in Cuba during a visit that was not licensed by the U.S. government or fully hosted by a non-U.S. entity or charity, he violated the Cuban embargo, which was designed to starve the Castro regime of American currency.

Trump’s campaign has not commented since Wednesday night, when the allegations first surfaced.

“The article makes some very serious and troubling allegations,” Marco Rubio, a pro-embargo anti-Castro hardliner, said in a written statement. “I will reserve judgment until we know all the facts and Donald has been given the opportunity to respond.”

John Kavulich agreed with Rubio that the allegations are problematic. He said that emissaries from Trump’s organization approached him in the 1990s to discuss business opportunities in Cuba.

“We were approached by a Trump Organization senior executive who visited my office, and we have the correspondence in our file,” Kavulich said.

Trump Organization officials also visited the island in 2012 and 2013 exploring golf-course developments in Cuba.

Now that Trump is again espousing a hard line on Cuba publicly, the revelations of the multiple times his emissaries have quietly inquired about profiting from the Castro government – and violated the trade embargo that he supports – come at a difficult time for the GOP presidential nominee.

Trump recently began making a big push to curry the support of Cuban-Americans who live in Miami-Dade, Florida’s most populous county with the most Republicans, 366,000. About 72 percent of them are Hispanic, nearly all Cuban-American. They’re one of the only blocs of voters in the United States who still favor keeping the embargo and who oppose President Obama’s rapprochement with the Castro government.




http://www.politico.com/states/florida/story/2016/09/report-trump-violated-cuba-embargo-105927#ixzz4LfXLfvaK
 
maybe the "old guard" (exiles from Cuba) might care- but not the newer generations..

Puerto Ricans are flooding into central Florida -escaping the mismanagement of that Island.
They are the one's to watch.I doubt Cuban shift any of their old voting patterns
 
maybe the "old guard" (exiles from Cuba) might care- but not the newer generations. I doubt Cuban shift any of their old voting patterns

Trump recently began making a big push to curry the support of Cuban-Americans who live in Miami-Dade, Florida’s most populous county with the most Republicans, 366,000. About 72 percent of them are Hispanic, nearly all Cuban-American. They’re one of the only blocs of voters in the United States who still favor keeping the embargo and who oppose President Obama’s rapprochement with the Castro government.


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Yeah, they love people who illegally funneled cash to Castro.


http://www.politico.com/states/florida/story/2016/09/report-trump-violated-cuba-embargo-105927#ixzz4LfXLfvaK
 
^ I really doubt it's an issue. they care much more about modern Cuba. except for the old guard
 
Of course you do.

Illegal deals with a Communist dictator don't bother you at all.

The Cuban-Americans Trump is pandering to will make up their own minds.
the embargo should have been lifted,but normalization under Obama will eventually undermine it. They just started regular scheduled flights to Havana
 
the embargo should have been lifted,but normalization under Obama will eventually undermine it. They just started regular scheduled flights to Havana

Sure, your master was just ahead of the curve, right? I mean, nobody cares.
 
Trump recently began making a big push to curry the support of Cuban-Americans who live in Miami-Dade, Florida’s most populous county with the most Republicans, 366,000. About 72 percent of them are Hispanic, nearly all Cuban-American. They’re one of the only blocs of voters in the United States who still favor keeping the embargo and who oppose President Obama’s rapprochement with the Castro government.


cuba29n-4-web.jpg

Yeah, they love people who illegally funneled cash to Castro.


http://www.politico.com/states/florida/story/2016/09/report-trump-violated-cuba-embargo-105927#ixzz4LfXLfvaK
Legion Coward now speaks for Cubans.

LOL.

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He is a Cuban heel!

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Maybe he will delete this thread like all his other threads he deletes. What kind of weirdo deletes so many threads? He must at some point experience shame and so he deletes his threads.

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Maybe he will delete this thread like all his other threads he deletes. What kind of weirdo deletes so many threads? He must at some point experience shame and so he deletes his threads.

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He is a sociopath and a misanthrope.

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Bbbbut that's....different!

When Don does it, it's....OK. :D

What a shmuck, publicly taking a hard line but privately looking for business deals there. But his hypocrisy and double-dealing are A-OK with Trumpistas. No matter what he does, he gets no blowback from them.
 
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