AGP Executive Report
Last update: 9 hours agoFood and Protest: A food truck arrived in El Cobre after residents protested the detention of activist Yoel Alejandro Pérez Serrano, whose community kitchen fed more than 400 people. Neighbors saw the delivery as a response to unrest, not a solution to hunger. U.S.–China Tensions: New U.S. sanctions targeting Cuba-linked oil and technology networks include two Chinese firms. Beijing condemned the measures, while Havana called them illegal and extraterritorial. Bread Shortage: A private bakery in Granma suspended production after reporting flour diversion and poor-quality loaves, leaving residents without service as it seeks new workers. Peso Pressure: The dollar closed at 921 pesos and the euro at 997 on Sunday. Both fell from the previous day but remained higher than a week earlier. Scientific Ties: Cuba and China are pursuing research cooperation in areas including biotechnology, food security and energy.
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