AGP Executive Report
Last update: 6 hours agoUS-Cuba Military Planning: The U.S. Army Reserve is asking commanders whether police, medical teams, and other support units could be available for Southern Command in “90-120 days,” with officials saying the planning is aimed at Cuba—no deployment orders confirmed. Energy & Daily Life: Cuba’s power crisis keeps worsening, with reports of major blackouts and grid failures, while communities also get solar help—like photovoltaic systems reaching families in Holguín’s Turquino Plan. Prices & Who Sets Them: Cuba’s official media is spotlighting inflation and price-setting, including a Girón investigation into how milk can cost far more than neighboring stores, as state rules shift. Local Impacts of Theft: In Las Tunas, theft of solar and telecom equipment is framed as more than crime—it disrupts water access and communications. UN Spotlight & Walkouts: At the UN General Assembly, dozens of delegations walked out during Netanyahu’s speech, including Cuba, as global anger over Gaza continues. Culture: Melanie Santiler’s debut album “Los Cisnes” leans into reparto and Cuban identity as it breaks beyond the island.
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