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Wildin Tulio Jui Escobar — SAM.gov Exclusion Record

Tecun Uman Zona 2, Ayutla, San Marcos, Guatemala

Public SAM.gov exclusion record

According to the public SAM.gov exclusions dataset, Wildin Tulio Jui Escobar is listed with an exclusion action from OFAC (Office of Foreign Assets Control). The record shows an active date of Dec 19, 2019 and an indefinite termination.

Listed
Status
Individual
Record Type
Tecun Uman Zona 2, Ayutla, San Marcos, Guatemala
Location
May 25, 2026
Source File Date
OFAC
Excluding Agency
Office of Foreign Assets Control
Prohibition/Restriction
Exclusion Type

Record Summary

This page summarizes a public SAM.gov exclusion record for Wildin Tulio Jui Escobar. The record is associated with OFAC (Office of Foreign Assets Control), classified as Prohibition/Restriction, and listed under the Reciprocal program. The public record lists the party location as Tecun Uman Zona 2, Ayutla, San Marcos, Guatemala.

At a Glance

Name
Wildin Tulio Jui Escobar
Record Type
Individual
Source Classification
Individual
Location
Tecun Uman Zona 2, Ayutla, San Marcos, Guatemala
Country
Guatemala
Status
Listed in the public SAM.gov exclusions dataset
SAM Number
c1a7bf0f-7fdb-442c-9d5e-4152bd5c2b7b

Exclusion Action

AgencyExclusion TypeProgramActive DateTerminationSAM Record
OFAC
Office of Foreign Assets Control
Prohibition/Restriction Reciprocal Dec 19, 2019 Indefinite c1a7bf0f…5c2b7b
Program Note: “Reciprocal” generally applies across covered federal award programs according to SAM.gov exclusion rules.

Official SAM Details

Source Record Created
Dec 27, 2019

What This Record Shows

The source record classifies this exclusion as Prohibition/Restriction under the Reciprocal program. Where SAM provides official Nature / Cause, Effect, or Additional Comments text, those fields appear above.

Understanding This Record

About Office of Foreign Assets Control (OFAC)
OFAC administers and enforces economic and trade sanctions programs involving national security and foreign policy authorities.
The “Reciprocal” program
The Reciprocal program generally means the exclusion is recognized across covered federal award programs or transactions, rather than being limited only to a single agency listing.
“Prohibition/Restriction”
This classification indicates a prohibition or restriction connected to covered federal programs or transactions.
Dates in this record
The active date is the date shown in the SAM.gov source data for when the exclusion action became active. “Indefinite” means the public source data does not show a fixed termination date for this exclusion action.
What this page does not say
This page does not state the underlying factual cause of the listed action because that detail was not included in the imported public fields.

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