AGP Executive Report
Last update: 5 hours agoU.S.–Cuba Tensions: Washington sanctioned state-owned BICSA, accusing it of financial links to an Iranian bank. Havana also accused Secretary of State Marco Rubio of pressuring countries to reject a UN resolution calling for an end to the U.S. embargo. Housing Reform: Cuba’s new housing law allows individuals to own up to two homes and brings real estate agencies and housing cooperatives into state housing programs. For Cuban Workers Abroad: Belize extended talks on the future of its Cuban medical brigade, hoping to reach a deal by the end of October. U.S. Immigration: A new rule ends automatic work-permit extensions for most renewal applicants, leaving some Cubans at risk of losing work authorization if their permits expire before renewals are approved. Economic Strains: The informal-market dollar climbed to 793 pesos as Cuba continued to face blackouts and shortages.
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