Cuba's progress in strengthening measures against money laundering and terrorist financing

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This follow-up report analyses the progress made by Cuba in addressing the technical compliance deficiencies identified in its MER. Cuba has made some progress in addressing its technical compliance deficiencies and as such

• Recommendation 15 has been re-rated from Partially Compliant to Largely Compliant.

Based on the approved follow-up procedures for the Fourth Round, as well as the Road Map in preparation for the Fifth Round of Mutual Evaluations, Cuba concludes its Fourth-Round follow-up with this report.

GAFILAT Follow-up Report Cuba - 2024

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GAFILAT Follow-up Report Cuba-ESP-2024

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