AGP Executive Report
Last update: 9 hours agoHealth Crisis: Cuban hospitals face shortages of medicine, equipment and basic supplies, compounded by power cuts. At Havana’s William Soler children’s hospital, staff say they are improvising with locally made formula for a severely malnourished infant. Government Changes: A new law reorganizing Cuba’s state administration is due to take effect Nov. 9. President Miguel Díaz-Canel says economic reforms will not mean privatization, while acknowledging that some measures remain pending. Migration: Havana condemned the U.S. detention and deportation of Cuban migrants as scrutiny of immigration enforcement grows. Regional Tensions: Jamaica’s abstention on the annual UN resolution against the U.S. embargo has prompted a parliamentary censure motion; the government says it still opposes the embargo. Cuba also thanked countries that backed the resolution. Daily Hardship: The dollar and euro continue to climb on Cuba’s informal market, while blackouts and shortages deepen pressure on households.
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