AGP Executive Report
Last update: 6 hours agoPower Crisis: Cuba’s National Electric Power System was fully reconnected from Pinar del Río to Guantánamo after a total collapse left millions in the dark, with officials citing transmission-line failures and ongoing restoration work amid fuel shortages. Energy & Crime: In Santiago de Cuba, thieves stole solar panels from an ETECSA backup system, cutting power for nearly 900 telecom users. Economy & Business: With blackouts continuing, small businesses in Havana report closed doors, empty fridges, and a daily fight to keep basic operations running. Trade & Sanctions: A report by independent media alleges U.S.-origin fuel reached Cuba’s state security-linked structures despite restrictions, highlighting how sanctions enforcement is being tested. Diplomacy & Solidarity: Italian lawmakers and civil society groups plan a “Route to Cuba” caravan to denounce the U.S. blockade and visit Cuba starting Sept. 23. FIHAV Update: Havana International Fair (FIHAV) returns virtually Nov. 24–26, featuring AI, energy transition, tourism, and “Made in Cuba.” Health (Ghana): Ghanaian medical graduates trained in Cuba say delays are keeping them stuck on the island and pushing back licensing and unpaid allowances.
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