31 CFR § 515.306 - Specially designated national.

Date issued: Jun. 30 2011

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TURBOFAC Commentary (655 words)

Notes:

1) The relationship between the SDN function and the CACR is significantly different than it is with respect to all other sanctions programs. Per 515.301, the term "designated national" appears in the CACR to denote that all Cuban nationals are blocked, while specially designated nationals are blocked with additional restrictions. Specially designated nationals also appear to be ineligible for treatment as "Unblocked nationals" under 515.505 of the CACR.

In the case of the CACR, however, the SDN function is generally used to separate Government of Cuba entities and those related to it from ordinary Cubans, or, to the extent it exists, private Cuban enterprise. The functions of distinguishing between particularly sensitive individuals and entities and ordinary Government-related entities is handled in part by the Cuba Restricted List and in part by the restrictions placed...