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PeterDragon
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geaaronson
Joined: 19 Apr 2005 Posts: 948 Location: Mexico City
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Posted: Thu Sep 22, 2011 6:47 pm Post subject: |
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The link has been removed from the web. I sure would love to read it because I am half considering moving there myself. My guess is that you would be in big trouble with the US Federal government if you went there to teach as you would be in trouble if you even visited.
Americans who illegally go to Cuba, fly to Cancun or Jamaica first, then take a plane from there to Havana. The Cuban authorities want the US tourist trade, including the illegal entrants, so they will refrain from stamping your passport so that US Customs never becomes aware you`ve done the illegal. My conjecture is that once Fidel passes away, Obama, if he is still prez will legalize relations between him and Raul and there won`t be much problem. My guess also, is that there will be a sudden horrific demand for EFL teachers as their tourism industry gears up for an influx of American tourists. |
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BadBeagleBad
Joined: 23 Aug 2010 Posts: 1186 Location: 24.18105,-103.25185
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Posted: Sun Sep 25, 2011 12:34 am Post subject: |
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One can hope. I have visited Cuba, and would live there in a heartbeat, to be honest. But I wonder if the change is going to be as radical as you expect. There are plenty of English speaking tourists in Cuba already, and they haven�t seemed to have a great need for English. I saw only ONE advertisement for English classes the whole time I was there. And, I wonder if American�s will go. I haven�t met anyone who seemed the least bit interested in hearing about my trip to Cuba when I was in the US earlier in the summer. But who knows. And, not the split hairs, but it�s not illegal for Americans to VISIT Cuba, it�s illegal to SPEND MONEY in Cuba, so I think if you had Cuban friends who invited you and hosted you, and you didn�t spend any money on anything, you might be OK. Or, if your spouse is a citizen of a country that is allowed to travel to Cuba (that would be the rest of the world, by the way) and pays for your trip to Cuba with money earned in his country, and again, you didn�t spend any money, the Treasury Department couldn�t do anything about your BEING in Cuba, your non-U.S. citizen spouse is perfectly free to spend all the money he wants in Cuba. |
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