Torricelli Act

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The Torricelli Act, formally known as the Cuban Democracy Act of 1992, is a U.S. law that tightened the economic embargo against Cuba by restricting trade with Cuban subsidiaries of U.S. companies and limiting aid to the island’s government.

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Torricelli Act canonical 2

Statements (44)

Predicate Object
instanceOf United States federal law
economic sanction measure
affects United States–Cuba relations
surface form: Cuba–United States relations

U.S. foreign policy toward Cuba
aimedAt Cuban government
allows humanitarian assistance to the Cuban people
alsoKnownAs Cuban Democracy Act
Cuban Democracy Act
surface form: Cuban Democracy Act of 1992
appliesIn territory of the United States
to U.S. persons and certain foreign subsidiaries
appliesTo Cuba
surface form: Republic of Cuba
countryOfOrigin United States of America
dateEnacted 1992
enforcedBy Office of Foreign Assets Control
United States Department of the Treasury
surface form: U.S. Department of the Treasury

executive branch of the United States
surface form: U.S. executive branch
geopoliticalContext post–Cold War U.S. policy toward Cuba
hasConsequence increased economic pressure on Cuba
restrictions on foreign subsidiaries of U.S. firms trading with Cuba
hasLegalEffect tightening of economic embargo against Cuba
hasOfficialName Cuban Democracy Act
surface form: Cuban Democracy Act of 1992
jurisdiction federal jurisdiction of the United States
language English
legalDomain foreign relations law
sanctions law
legislativeBody United States Congress
namedAfter Robert Torricelli
partOf United States embargo against Cuba
policyGoal to promote democratic change in Cuba
purpose to tighten the U.S. economic embargo against Cuba
regulates commercial relations between U.S.-linked entities and Cuba
relatedTo Helms–Burton Act
surface form: Cuban Liberty and Democratic Solidarity Act

Helms–Burton Act
Trading with the Enemy Act
surface form: Trading with the Enemy Act of 1917
restricts aid to the Cuban government
economic transactions benefiting the Cuban government
shipping between U.S. ports and Cuba
trade with Cuban subsidiaries of U.S. companies
signedBy George H. W. Bush
sponsor Robert Torricelli
subjectOf international criticism regarding extraterritorial application of U.S. law
targets Cuban state-owned enterprises
foreign-based subsidiaries of U.S. companies trading with Cuba
year 1992

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Subject: Torricelli Act
Description of subject: The Torricelli Act, formally known as the Cuban Democracy Act of 1992, is a U.S. law that tightened the economic embargo against Cuba by restricting trade with Cuban subsidiaries of U.S. companies and limiting aid to the island’s government.

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Helms–Burton Act relatedTo Torricelli Act
Cuban Democracy Act alsoKnownAs Torricelli Act