AGP Executive Report
Last update: 12 hours agoCuba’s school year under strain: A Cuban mother says outfitting her child for preschool and school costs over 30,000 pesos—nearly 10 minimum monthly salaries—amid blackouts, uniform shortages, and a teacher deficit. Humanitarian pressure: The Cuba Study Group urges Washington and Havana to remove barriers to humanitarian aid, including allowing private fuel sales to hospitals. Elderly hardship: An elderly woman describes going days without food, electricity, and water while her pension and medicine costs leave her unable to cope. Consular access: Spain’s Havana consulate updates how people registered by May 31, 2026 can schedule first passport appointments via DICIREG. Food and nutrition support: WFP expands a maternal and child nutrition project in Holguín to fight anemia and improve local food systems. Economy signals: Informal-market currency reports show the dollar steady while the euro rises, and MLC also ticks up. Tourism hit: Multiple reports point to steep declines in Cuba’s visitor arrivals and hotel closures.
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