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AfghanistanCEPR Sanctions WatchCubaIranSanctionsVenezuela CEPR Sanctions Watch February 2023

February 2023: a Federal Judge rules that 9/11 victims are not entitled to Afghanistan’s frozen assets; calls grow to remove Cuba from the State Sponsors of Terror list; sanctions fuel record depreciation and food price

Michael Galant / February 28, 2023

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AfghanistanCEPR Sanctions WatchCubaIranSanctionsVenezuela CEPR Sanctions Watch, January 2023

At least 124 people have died as winter temperatures set in across Afghanistan, compounding what was already a dire humanitarian crisis.

Michael Galant / January 31, 2023

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IMFLatin America and the CaribbeanSanctionsSpotlightUS Foreign PolicyVenezuelaWorld Omitting the Evidence: What the IMF Gets Wrong about Venezuela

What the IMF Gets Wrong about Venezuela

Michael Galant Francisco R. Rodríguez / January 18, 2023

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AfghanistanCEPR Sanctions WatchCubaIranSanctionsVenezuela CEPR Sanctions Watch, December 2022

In this Sanctions Watch, covering December 2022: Seized Afghan assets languish in US-backed trust fund while Afghans prepare for a grueling winter...

Michael Galant / January 05, 2023

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América Latina y el CaribeVenezuelaEl Mundo Sanciones económicas como castigo colectivo: El caso de Venezuela

Mayo 2019, Mark Weisbrot y Jeffrey Sachs

Mark Weisbrot / 02 Mayo 2019