AGP Executive Report
Last update: 11 hours agoPress Crackdown: Journalist Yoani Sánchez and two activists were released after hours in Havana detention, following international calls for their release. Sánchez said she would share more about her arrest. U.S. Sanctions: Washington announced new measures targeting Cuba’s oil-shipping network, Chinese suppliers and other entities. Havana denounced the pressure at the Ibero-American Summit, while Mexico reaffirmed its opposition to the U.S. embargo. Water Crisis: More than 2.6 million Cubans lack adequate water access, and residents report prolonged outages. Meanwhile, private firm A Granel is offering tanker deliveries in Havana for $100. Economic Reforms: President Miguel Díaz-Canel says changes to state enterprises under Cuba’s 176-reform package do not amount to privatization, even as the government seeks ways to keep struggling companies afloat.
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