The U.S. government is set to lift limits on the importation of Cuban cigars, vastly increasing the amount of cash that will flow into the Castro family crime syndicate. Since 2014, travelers could bring into the U.S. only $100's worth of cigars.  Those limits will be lifted, although it will still be illegal to sell Cuban cigars in the U.S. For the legal sale of cigars to come about, an act of Congress is needed.  So far, President Obama has been unable to figure out a way around Congress to allow the direct import of goods from Cuba.  But give him time. CNN: But Cuban cigars are no longer a forbidden luxury, as President Obama on Friday issued a directive that would allow Americans to engage in more commerce with the communist-run island, including potentially allowing Cuban state-run pharmaceutical companies to sell their low cost, innovative medications in the US. But it was the news that American travelers can now bring...(Read Full Post)