AGP Executive Report
Last update: an hour agoU.S.–Cuba Tensions: President Donald Trump revived the threat of action against Cuba, suggesting U.S. warships could make a “stopover” after the Iran conflict. Secretary of State Marco Rubio and the CIA urged Cubans to discreetly cooperate with the agency; U.S. Southern Command amplified the appeal, while Havana condemned the CIA and mocked the recruitment push. Power Crisis: Cuba will keep daylight saving time until November 2027, with later school and work start times, hoping to cut peak demand by 126 megawatts. The measure comes as the Antonio Guiteras power plant went offline again and some residents report blackouts lasting up to 40 hours. Internet Crackdown: A pro-government account says several people in Santa Clara received four- to five-year prison sentences for selling Starlink equipment; the post provided no court records or names. Embargo Vote: As the U.N. prepares to vote on Cuba’s resolution against the U.S. embargo on October 27–28, former Caribbean leaders and other supporters are pressing countries to back an end to the restrictions.
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