AGP Executive Report
Last update: 8 hours agoCuba’s Economic Opening: Cuba is preparing sweeping reforms to let private firms import and export directly, allow foreign investors to hire workers without mandatory state intermediaries, and expand room for real-estate projects—moves framed as a major shift in the socialist model amid fuel shortages and new U.S. pressure. Guantánamo Reforms & Culture: In Guantánamo, officials say economic and social reforms are falling short in places like micro, small and medium businesses, while a neighborhood market launch and land-allocation delays are drawing criticism; meanwhile, Guantánamo’s puppet theater is touring Colombia, bringing Cuban performing arts to major festivals. Energy & Crime: Cuba’s courts and authorities are cracking down harder on sabotage tied to the power system, warning that attacks on electricity and water infrastructure will face severe penalties. Humanitarian Food Support: The WFP is expanding its “Act Differently!” local food project in eastern Cuba’s Rafael Freyre area, linking cooperatives with social protection institutions to strengthen nutrition and resilience. U.S. Deportations: The Trump administration expanded “third-country” deportations, sending more than 100 people—including Cubans—to African countries, according to a new report.
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