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Cuba is the largest island of the West Indies group. its population is approximately 11,477,459.The area of Cuba is 42,803 sq mi (110,860 sq km). Trading with the enemy act was certified in 1917. Since trading with the enemy act was authorized no American is allowed to visit Cuba. Since 1917 a number of other U.S laws are creating barriers for the people who want to visit this island.
The Cuban Assets Control Act
The Cuban asset control act was passed on 1963. The main reason of passing this act was to prohibit American people to visit Cuba. No American except the license holders can carry on financial transaction with the Cubans.
Relaxed And Tightened Embargo Issues
The laws which were made to restrict Americans got tightened and relaxed under different governments. In 1977 President Carter removed these strict laws, while in 1982 President Reagan replaced the old laws with further new strict laws.
The Cuban Democracy Act
The time period when Soviet Union was experiencing its downfall, the Cuban democracy act came into being. It was declared as a law in 1992 by Bush. This law was made to distort Cuban economic activities with the Americans. $50,000 was charged to the American people who went to Cuba by breaking the laws.
Cuba Liberty and Democratic Solidarity Act
American Christians always wanted to make peaceful relations with the Cubans. Two planes carrying US Aid for Cubans were crashed by the Cuban military. Read the full story
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Stockholm is not only the capital of Sweden, but also its biggest city. It is also the most populated city in Scandinavian region (Norway, Denmark, Sweden and Finland). It was established in 1250. Since long, Stockholm has been hub of media, political and economic activities in Sweden. It is located on archipelago of 14 islands on the south central east cost of Sweden.
Why Stockholm is Famous?
In comparison to Rome or Paris, the city of Stockholm has been known by the name of ‘Venice of the north’. Another thing that makes it well known is the hosting of Nobel Prize Distribution ceremony every year. People here love the ABBA songs and their lives are delimited by serene Swedish patterns and motifs. One of the excellent fictional commercial writers, Mr. Stieg Larsson has in fact sky-rocketed the image of Sweden as the most admired city of the Europe through the fictional character (also a computer hacker) in the novel; Ms. Lisbeth Salander. She is also renowned by the name of, ‘Girl with the Dragon Tattoo’.
City of Surprises and Discoveries
For the travelers and tourists, Stockholm has been an astonishing and unearthing city. All tourists must therefore, watch its major locations, like the rumbling rooms of the Royal Palace and the snaky paved roads of the primeval Gamla Stan.
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