AGP Executive Report
Last update: 4 hours agoFuel Crisis: Cuba’s energy minister denied any government link to 90 biodiesel shipments seized by U.S. authorities, saying no state company had secured a fuel contract with sanctioned ENETEC. The dispute unfolds amid worsening shortages of fuel, water and electricity. Medicine Shortages: With state pharmacies short of drugs, volunteer groups in Havana are distributing donated medicine through WhatsApp networks; Cuba has also approved rules allowing private pharmacies to operate. Migration: Uruguay plans a permanent-residency pathway starting in January for migrants stuck in an asylum backlog of about 30,000, most of them Cubans. Food Security: At a U.N. forum in Rome, President Miguel Díaz-Canel promoted local food production and investment in coffee and honey as ways to support vulnerable families. Dissent: A report warns that online criticism of Cuba’s government can bring prison terms of up to 10 years, underscoring the risks faced by independent voices on the island.
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