OFAC Executive Order 13827 - Taking Additional Steps to Deal with the Situation in Venezuela (March 19, 2018)

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TURBOFAC Commentary (467 words)

Notes:

1) The relationship between the Venezuela-related sanctions authorities is complex, and discussed in detail in General Note on the Venezuela Sanctions Regulations, the Blocking of the Government of Venezuela and other Venezuela-related EOs (System Ed. Note).

2) 2) Prior to November, 2019, this is a "stand alone" EO in the sense that, while it was related to the EO 13692 insofar as it was issued to take additional steps in connection with the same national emergency as the one declared in EO 13692, the prohibitions imposed by the EO were not incorporated in the VSR. This is no longer the case. See comment to 591.201 and General Note on the Relationship Between Executive Orders, General Licenses and Sanctions Regulations Issued Pursuant to a Common National Emergency (System Ed. Note)).

3) This is a relatively rare...

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Executive Order 13827 - Taking Additional Steps to Deal with the Situation in Venezuela (March 19, 2018)

TURBOFAC Commentary (467 words)