Original sentence: , also called Havana Club but unrelated to the Cuban version.After the Cuban Revolution of 1959, the distillery and company was nationalized by the Cuban government; subsequently, the Arechabala family left for Spain, then emigrated to the United States.Bacardi sells a different rum in the U.Havana Club is not sold in the United States, however, due to the United States embargo against Cuba.Since 1994 it has been produced by Havana Club International, a 50:50 joint venture between Pernod Ricard and the Cuban government.The Bacardi product, which is made in Puerto Rico, has been the subject of trademark violation litigation by Pernod Ricard.The Havana Club brand is sold outside of Cuba in conjunction with the Pernod Ricard drinks giant
Edited sentence: After a long legal battle, finaly the US Office of Patents and Trademarks assigned Bacardi the rights to the Havana Club brand name.After the Socialist Revolution that  of 1959, all Cuban private property was abolished, and  the distillery and company was siezed by the Cuban government, subsequently, the Socialist Government self-assigned the rights to the brand name.Havana Club is not sold in the United States, however, because Bacardi, the licour giant, owns the rights to the brand name.In 1994, Bacardi bought the rights from the Arrechabala familiy and started producing the rum.The Arechabala family was forced into exile, together with hundreds of thousands of other Cuban families, and left for Spain, then emigrated to the United States.The Cuban Government sells Havana Club brand outside of Cuba in conjunction with a firm called Pernod Ricard