AGP Executive Report
Last update: an hour agoDiplomatic Fallout: The Dominican Republic ordered nine Cuban embassy officials and their families to leave within seven days, citing Vienna Convention rules but offering no reasons—Cuba calls it “submission” to U.S. pressure and blames Washington for escalating tensions. Fidel Centenary, Global Tributes: Photo exhibitions and ceremonies marked Fidel Castro’s 100th birthday at the UN in Washington and in Venezuela’s National Pantheon, with Cuban diplomats and allies highlighting sovereignty and internationalism. U.S. Legal Pressure on Migration: A Tampa-based Cuban national, Yuniel Lima-Santos, pleaded guilty to alien smuggling, asylum fraud, and money laundering tied to fake ESTA/visa-waiver claims aimed at Cubans. Cuba’s Security and Daily Life: Reports describe a hair-theft assault in Havana and two young rafters dying off Pinar del Río during an illegal trip toward Cancún. Diaspora Voices: In Louisville, a Castro grandson offered to negotiate with the U.S., while some Cuban-Americans debate whether talks or confrontation is the way forward. Energy Strain: A warning about a huge highway “crater” in Artemisa adds to a week of infrastructure and power-crisis concerns.
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