AGP Executive Report
Last update: 6 hours agoHuman Rights Under Sanctions: The UN human rights chief says U.S. blockade-linked shortages are killing Cuban children, with infant mortality reportedly doubling and childhood cancer survival falling as doctors lack essential medicines. Humanitarian Aid Deal: A new agreement would route at least $60M in U.S. aid through the Cuban Catholic Church, with another $40M via trusted non-governmental groups, as logistics remain strained by fuel shortages. PCC Economic Pivot: Cuba’s Communist Party convened an unscheduled plenary and the National Assembly met to follow up, after Díaz-Canel unveiled sweeping economic reforms aimed at expanding private activity, easing state control, and attracting investment. Reform Experts Named: Díaz-Canel has called on “critical” experts to advise on economic changes beyond the initial package. Tourism Hit: Cuba’s visitor numbers have plunged—fewer than 360,000 in the first five months of 2026—after tighter U.S. sanctions and airline pullbacks. Church Supplies: Communion host shortages are prompting shipments from Panama and Puerto Rico, but limited electricity is slowing production. Diplomatic Posture: A senior Cuban diplomat in Canada said Havana is preparing for threats while praising Canadian humanitarian support.
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