AGP Executive Report
Last update: 3 hours agoPower Crisis in Havana: Cubans are increasingly using the Malecón to cool off and escape long blackouts, with people even bathing and sleeping there despite the swimming ban, as outages stretch past 20 hours a day. Electricity Company Backlash in Cienfuegos: A state utility posted a celebratory video of linemen after repairs, but residents flooded the comments with sarcasm—saying the “joy” doesn’t match their 50–60 hour blackouts. Water and Infrastructure Abroad: Namibia plans to sign an MoU with Cuba to learn water-harvesting and canal/tunnel building for floodwater transfer to drought-hit regions. U.S.-Cuba Pressure and Influence: A U.S. Senate push is demanding answers after a Cuban diplomat allegedly briefed a major defense union on lobbying to change U.S. Cuba policy and oppose the embargo. Fidel Centenary Echoes: Multiple pieces mark Fidel Castro’s 100th birthday, including internationalist and anti-imperialism tributes and reflections on Cuba’s role in global struggles.
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