AGP Executive Report
Last update: 7 hours agoPower and Water Crisis in Havana: Cuba’s blackouts are now hitting daily life through failing pumps and aging pipes, leaving nearly two million residents facing water shortages as officials scramble to recover motors and stabilize supply. Domestic Trade Overhaul: The Cuban regime published Decree 167 and a MINCIN resolution that formally allows chains of stores and restaurants nationwide and keeps dual pricing in Cuban pesos and foreign currencies, while also creating a new quality/comfort business classification. Energy Transition Push: IRENA is inviting renewable project proposals across Central America and the Caribbean, including Cuba, to speed financing for solar, wind, hydropower, clean transport, and supply-chain projects. Currency Watch: In Cuba’s informal market, the dollar rose to about 674 CUP and the euro to about 763 CUP at dawn Saturday, while MLC stayed around 467 CUP (indicative). ICE Detention of Cuban Artist: A Cuban-born Latin Grammy winner was detained at Miami airport after landing from New York, with his family fearing deportation as his asylum case remains pending. U.S. 9/11 Case Setback: A judge barred Khalid Sheikh Mohammed’s 2007 FBI confessions as not voluntary, adding another delay to the long-running trial timeline.
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