CEASE Act
The CEASE Act imposes U.S. sanctions on foreign entities or individuals that provide significant material support to military or intelligence facilities operated by China in Cuba. Sanctions include blocking assets and denying U.S. entry, with exceptions for goods imports and UN-related activities. It requires the Secretary of State to submit annual reports detailing China’s military and intelligence cooperation with Cuba, including facility usage and progress toward ending China’s access. Sanctions would terminate 30 days after the President certifies that China has closed all such facilities in Cuba. The law targets foreign actors enabling China’s intelligence operations in Cuba, without directly affecting Cuban civilians.
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Introduced Nov 2, 2023
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Nov 2, 2023
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