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Travel dilemmas: Myths, facts and gray areas that complicate Cuba plans

Cuba has a mystique about it, so it's no surprise that myths surround travel there.

That may be even truer this month after regulations were changed by the Trump administration. Some of the regulations have been interpreted strictly, some more liberally. Here is our "myth, fact or unclear" primer on travel to this complicated island nation.

_You can travel to Cuba. Fact. The new regulations did not end travel there. They may change the way you travel there because

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