Two Cuban-American are dropping their discrimination suit against Carnival Corp. after the cruise operator lifted a ban on bookings by U.S. citizens born in Cuba.
April 29, 2016 at 12:00 AM
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Cuban-born U.S. citizens who filed a class action lawsuit against Carnival Corp. and a subsidiary for refusing bookings on its inaugural cruise to Cuba asked to dismiss the case following policy changes by the cruise operator and Cuba.
The discrimination suit filed in Miami federal court on behalf of Amparo Sanchez and Francisco Marty argued Carnival’s policy of banning bookings by Cuban-born U.S. citizens because of Cuban restrictions treated them like second-class citizens.
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