AGP Executive Report
Last update: 11 hours agoPower Crisis: Cuba’s prolonged blackouts expose a fragile grid, with generation shortfalls leaving large parts of the island without reliable electricity and basic services under strain. Economic Hardship: A Cuban resident said six household and food items cost 11,700 pesos—more than the reported average monthly state salary—as prices keep climbing. China Ties: As Foreign Minister Bruno Rodríguez visits Beijing, China’s ambassador urged economic opening, foreign investment and engagement with global markets while preserving Communist Party leadership; the two countries are also seeking closer business cooperation. Travel Disruptions: Venezuela’s Conviasa plans to resume twice-weekly Caracas–Havana flights on November 13 despite a kerosene shortage expected to persist into December, while a tour operator has canceled trips to Varadero. Local Government: Camagüey’s governor has resigned after acknowledging mistakes, according to an official statement. U.S. Inquiry: Florida’s attorney general subpoenaed the Democratic Socialists of America over alleged foreign contributions and travel funding tied to Cuba and China; the claims are under investigation, not established findings.
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