EEUU elimina restricciones al cigarro y ron cubanos

The Obama administration removed the $100 limit on importing Cuban rum and cigars, aligning their tariffs with those of other countries. Additionally, maritime cargo limits between the US and Cuba were lifted. These changes are part of a broader effort to relax trade between the two nations and are expected to be the last such measures under Obama's presidency.

What change did the Obama administration make regarding Cuban rum and cigars?

• Doubled the import tariffs

• Banned the import of Cuban rum and cigars

• Removed the $100 import limit

• Increased the import limit to $200

What was the previous limit for bringing Cuban cigars or rum into the U.S.?

• $150

• $100

• $50

• $200

What new policy was introduced regarding maritime cargo between the U.S. and Cuba?

• Increased tariffs on maritime cargo

• Annulling limits on maritime cargo

• Introducing new maritime routes

• Banning maritime cargo

How many cigars can Americans now bring from Cuba under the new regulations?

• 75 cigars

• 150 cigars

• 100 cigars

• 50 cigars

What is the significance of the new trade measures introduced by the Obama administration?

• They are only applicable to European countries

• They are temporary measures

• They are expected to be the last measures under Obama's presidency

• They are the first measures under Obama's presidency