AGP Executive Report
Last update: 11 hours agoCuba’s Tourism Shock: Cuba’s tourism keeps sliding under U.S. pressure and an energy embargo, with ONEI reporting 419,000 foreign visitors in Jan–July 2026—down 62% from the same period in 2025. School Year Under Strain: Cuba reopened schools as fuel, water, and power shortages persist, including in Guantánamo where the 2026–2027 year started with in-person plans for 79,000+ students across about 800 schools. Humanitarian Aid Returns: NGO Open Arms brought a second solidarity mission to Cuba, docking in Havana with over seven tons of medical supplies and powdered milk for hospitals. Guantánamo Book Fair: The province announced its 34th Book Fair, running Sept. 4–6, with a historiography program and events tied to Fidel Castro’s centenary. Workplace Tragedy: A Cuban construction worker died after a scaffold rolled into a live power line in Guyana, with two others critically injured. Raúl Castro Health Watch: In Miami, Cuban Americans are reacting to reports that Raúl Castro suffered a stroke and remains hospitalized, while Cuban officials have stayed silent.
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