AGP Executive Report
Last update: 3 hours agoAviation Crisis: Ten Cuban airports have no Jet A-1 fuel available through Nov. 1, threatening to further disrupt international flights. Tourism: Military-owned Gaviota plans to reopen its $363-a-night Playa Luxury Varadero resort, even as the state group has kept nearly 90% of its 30,000-plus rooms closed. Health: As medicines grow scarce, Havana’s volunteer “Medicine Is Not for Sale” project is handing out free drugs; dengue cases have also surged to more than nine times the expected average. U.S.-Cuba Relations: The U.S. seized more than 2.27 million liters of fuel reportedly bound for a sanctioned Cuban entity, intensifying pressure on the island’s energy supply. Immigration: The U.S. government is again asking a Miami judge to dismiss a lawsuit by 992 Cubans seeking parole recognition that could open a path to residency.
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