A proclamation

Article Abstract:

US President George W. Bush's proclamation in the light of the actions of the Cuban government, posing a threat to the international relations of the United States, in order to expand the scope of the national emergency. He granted the Secretary of Homeland Security, the immediate power to apprehend any vessel at any time, anywhere in the territorial waters of the United States, if the authorized officials feel that the vessel is being used or is suspected to be used, for crossing into Cuban waters.

United States, International politics, Cuba, Political aspects, International relations, Bush, George W., Powers and duties, United States. Department of Homeland Security, Watercraft

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Cruising Europe: Clarity penetrates bureaucracy's fog

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A U.S. soldier receives a letter from the French Customs Service to get Clarity out of the European Union, and threatened a fine if he overstayed. The ways in which he enters the uncharted waters of European Union regulations and comes out alive is mentioned.

Europe

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Special Report: Your adventure is their liability

Article Abstract:

The Autoridad del Canal de Panama or ACP doesn't allow small vessels to transit at night. Business is down in the Canal and cruisers have to wonder when ACP will consider removing the condiments from the cruising table.

Government domestic functions, Panama, Transportation policy, Panama Canal

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