Tycoon’s Heir Cashes In from Cruise Ship Lawsuit - Cubans Pay the Price

Nearly a million U.S. citizens visited Cuba for the first time on cruise ships under the Obama administration.
But Mickael Behn, the heir of a telecom tycoon, accused the cruise liners of “stealing” his family’s property. He paid lobbyists, politicians and Cuban-American hardliners to pressure the Trump administration. He ultimately got what he wanted when Trump implemented Title III of the Helms-Burton Act, a controversial provision that allowed Behn to sue the cruise ships.
Belly of the Beast investigates the shady origins of a lawsuit that could earn one family upwards of $440 million - at the expense of the Cuban people and its nascent private sector.

[@mojoproductions6799]

Well that’s just insane

[@PeterSichel92]

Fascinating lawsuit with the correct result! I'm surprised there isn't more coverage on this.

[@otiss3213]

Wow! So unbelievable..

[@omegacuba6976]

Exelente, solo sigo esperando que incluyan en sus videos subtitulos en español, con tan buena factura deberia estar disponible para el publico hispano tambien.

[@blkfish70]

Get a accurate history lesson right here

[@jaymeez]

Crazy!!

[@jimmy999-z2j]

So you say a bad guy stole the land from an even worse guy? Hmmm 🤔

[@coquireport]

The US stole the land when they went into Cuba as a result of the Cuban American War...In fact this whole continent is stolen land if you think about it..

[@jasmbfl1]

No, a good guy took it from a bad guy and gave it to the people.

[@PeterSichel92]

No, a dictator stole property, the cruise lines used said property and they sufferered the consequences.