AGP Executive Report
Last update: 6 hours agoSanctions Hit Habanos Partner: Spain has frozen Tabacalera’s bank accounts tied to Cuban-linked Habanos S.A., forcing Treasury approval for payments after the EU sanctioned the company’s Chinese-Cambodian indirect shareholder, Chen Zhi. BRICS and Cuba: Cuba’s foreign minister says BRICS condemned the U.S. blockade’s “far-reaching” harm to rights and basic needs, while the summit’s Delhi Declaration also criticized coercive sanctions and unilateral tariffs. Energy and Education Pressure: UCLV will delay in-person classes for second- and third-year students until January 2027 as fuel shortages and long blackouts keep disrupting schooling. Human Cost of the Grid: In Santiago de Cuba, electrician Alexander Pantoja Bertot was found dead after three days missing; his family demands answers. Everyday Crisis Watch: Holguín residents vent over gasoline lines and scarcity; ETECSA reports gradual restoration of voice and data on Isla de la Juventud after days of near-total outage. Public Health and Safety: A Varadero crash involving a modern car and an electric tricycle left at least three injured. Aid Dispute: Cáritas Santa Clara says U.S. humanitarian food arrived in “perfect condition,” contradicting regime-linked claims about contaminated beans.
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