Cuba, a Caribbean, Spanish-speaking country, has long been known for its strong maritime presence and the many challenges it poses for international seafarers. With a coastline stretching over 1,000 miles long, Cuban waters are home to some of the most intense security measures of any island nation. In addition to stringent security protocols, Cuban maritime law is also subject to the international Law of the Seas. This article serves to provide an overview of Cuban maritime law, its security implications, and its compliance requirements for vessels navigating through Cuban waters.
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