Canada Miner Sherritt Pulls Out of Cuba on Sanctions Threat

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Sherritt International said it has suspended its direct participation in joint venture activities in Cuba after the Trump administration’s expanded sanctions on the communist country.

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Sherritt International Corp. halted joint venture activities in Cuba after President Donald Trump expanded US sanctions on the communist-run Caribbean country.

Canada’s Sherritt Pulls Out of Cuba as US Tightens Sanctions

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