AGP Executive Report
Last update: 2 hours agoSanctions Tighten on Cuba’s Leadership: The U.S. Treasury says it has imposed new sanctions on Cuban President Miguel Díaz-Canel, his wife, and other figures and entities tied to the Revolutionary Armed Forces, including Alejandro Castro Espín, son of Raúl Castro. The move follows a Trump executive order expanding pressure on the island and comes amid worsening shortages and blackouts. Family at the Center of Pressure: The sanctions also target Raúl Castro’s son and grandson, underscoring Washington’s focus on Cuba’s ruling circle as it ratchets up talk of regime change. Energy and Services Under Strain: In Holguín, Etecsa reports installing photovoltaic modules to keep telecom services running longer during the electricity crisis, a reminder of how Cuba’s daily life is being reshaped by fuel limits. Regional Pushback: Parlatino warns that U.S. military-force rhetoric plus tighter economic measures could raise tensions, urging dialogue to avoid escalation. Humanitarian Spotlight: A Canadian church delegation says U.S. energy policies are hitting children and families, with Cuba’s medical system strained by power outages and limited supplies.
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