AGP Executive Report
Last update: 11 hours agoUS-Cuba Sanctions Tighten: The U.S. announced another round of sanctions targeting Cuba’s energy grid and key figures, including Raúl Castro’s grandson and firms tied to maintaining the electricity system, as blackouts and fuel shortages worsen. Foreign Investment Rules: Cuba’s Council of Ministers published updated regulations for foreign investment, laying out how opportunities are submitted, evaluated, monitored, and potentially dissolved. Tourism Push: New tourism resolutions aim to boost foreign investment and ecotourism, including incentives and changes to tourist transport rules. Health Alert: The U.S. Embassy in Havana warned of a significant rise in diarrheal diseases linked to the collapse of water and energy infrastructure, urging strict food and water safety. Cuban Daily Life Online: A viral video shows a young Cuban content creator giving a thousand pesos to a grandfather biking his grandkids to school, followed by more groceries and cash support. Energy Crime Crackdown: MININT confirmed scientific tests at checkpoints to detect dielectric oil mixed into fuel, with dozens of vehicles flagged and seized.
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