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A federal judge in New York wrote into law this week what cigar aficionados have known for years: Cohibas are from Cuba. Southern District Judge Robert W. Sweet ruled that General Cigar Holdings Inc., based in the United States, can no longer sell cigars under the famous Cohiba brand name. The trademark, the judge said, belongs to Cubatabaco, the Cuban government tobacco company that produces the cigar prized by Fidel Castro.
April 01, 2004 at 12:00 AM
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