AGP Executive Report
Last update: 2 hours agoSolidarity With Cuba: Foreign Minister Bruno Rodríguez says Europe’s weekend protests against the U.S. blockade show “Cuba is not alone,” citing rallies in Bilbao, Berlin and France. Cuba’s Energy Strain: Guantánamo plunged into darkness again after a 110 kV line disconnection, with authorities later restoring parts of the grid but residents reporting ongoing outages. Dollarization Debate: Economist Pavel Vidal warns Cuba is moving toward heavier use of foreign currency, analyzing new Central Bank rules that expand foreign-currency accounts and operations. Humanitarian Alarm: Canadian aid director Jennifer Raymer describes families in crisis—children selling food, homes collapsing, and people surviving without electricity. Hybrid Threats Linked to Cuba: A DW investigation names a Cuban-born dance instructor accused of directing Russia-linked sabotage and arson operations in Europe. U.S.-Cuba Community News: A car crash hit Miami’s El Palacio de los Jugos, injuring three and causing a gas leak. Sports & Travel: Cuba’s CONCACAF Nations League home games were moved to Trinidad and Tobago over pitch concerns.
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