AGP Executive Report
Last update: 4 hours agoDiplomatic Fallout: Cuba’s diplomats in the Dominican Republic began packing after the DR ordered the departure of nine officials and their families, with Cuba denouncing the move as pressure tied to Washington. Sanctions Pressure: A new U.S. approach is reportedly shifting from military options toward tighter economic squeeze, aiming to cut off regime revenue. Food & Energy Strain: Cuba’s oil shortage is worsening daily life, with people lining up for cooking substitutes like pork fat—only to find it scarce too—while blackouts and supply gaps keep hitting everything from basic goods to services. Public Anger at Home: A Cuban human-rights report says overwhelming majorities disapprove of Díaz-Canel and Marrero’s management and distrust recent economic measures. Political Prisoner Update: Guillermo del Sol Pérez remains in critical condition after nearly 60 days on hunger strike, demanding releases of political prisoners. Local Governance Reality Check: In Sancti Spíritus, authorities are inspecting private businesses to rein in prices and push electronic payments, but residents and small operators describe the rules as mismatched with how supplies actually work. Centenary Echoes: Across the island, Fidel Castro’s 100th birthday celebrations continue alongside the crisis—mixing official tributes with everyday shortages and frustration.
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