A good place to start looking for that information is the Center for Cuban
Studies. They're on the World Wide Web at http://www.cubaupdate.org . You
can also contact them by telephone at 212-242-0559, by fax at 212-242-1937,
or via e-mail at cubanctr@igc.org
Elizabeth Mahan wrote:
> A faculty member mentioned to me that he had heard that universities may
> apply to the Treasury Department for 2 year licenses for scholarly
> travel to Cuba. Does anyone know the particulars of this, including how
> to start the applications process?
>
> Thanks.
>
> Elizabeth Mahan
> Center for Latin American & Caribbean Studies
> University of Connecticut
> <lamsadm@uconnvm.uconn.edu>
-- Carlos A. Colomer Pinto Editor, Hispanic-American Village http://www.minorities-jb.com/hispanic.htm 140 Carondelet St., New Orleans, LA 70130-2502 504/523-0154; fax 504/523-7579
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A good place to start looking for that information is the Center for Cuban Studies. They're on the World Wide Web at http://www.cubaupdate.org . You can also contact them by telephone at 212-242-0559, by fax at 212-242-1937, or via e-mail at cubanctr@igc.org
Elizabeth Mahan wrote:
A faculty member mentioned to me that he had heard that universities may
apply to the Treasury Department for 2 year licenses for scholarly
travel to Cuba. Does anyone know the particulars of this, including how
to start the applications process?Thanks.
Elizabeth Mahan
Center for Latin American & Caribbean Studies
University of Connecticut
<lamsadm@uconnvm.uconn.edu>--
Carlos A. Colomer Pinto
Editor, Hispanic-American Village
http://www.minorities-jb.com/hispanic.htm
140 Carondelet St., New Orleans, LA 70130-2502
504/523-0154; fax 504/523-7579
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