AGP Executive Report
Last update: 4 hours agoEnergy Crisis: Cuba issued a new oil and gas decree to attract domestic and foreign investment, opening the door to concessions beyond production-sharing contracts as the country struggles with fuel shortages and blackouts. The energy minister says restrictions are disrupting transport, production and medicine deliveries; Cuba denies involvement in fuel shipments seized by the United States. Rights and Migration: The U.S. Justice Department filed denaturalization cases against two Cuban nationals among 40 people. In Camagüey, a pastor remains jailed after authorities arrested him over a planned prayer gathering. A new report says Cuba holds 1,372 political prisoners, including 40 minors. Daily Hardship: Families of political prisoners reportedly spend up to 60,000 pesos on food and medicine deliveries, while residents increasingly rely on community pharmacies amid shortages. Nuns in Havana are supporting 102 older women as blackouts and medicine scarcity deepen. Travel Disruptions: Air China cancellations have stranded Cubans in Madrid, leaving some with extra expenses, missing luggage and undelivered medication.
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