AGP Executive Report
Last update: 11 hours agoFuel Pressure: U.S. authorities say they seized more than 600,000 gallons of biodiesel worth $2.8 million at Florida and Texas ports, alleging it was bound for Cuban state importer ENETEC in violation of sanctions. Exporters are under investigation; Havana denounced the restrictions and interception of fuel shipments. U.S.-Cuba Contacts: The two governments acknowledge communication but say there are no formal negotiations. Havana says dialogue cannot threaten Cuba’s political system; Washington says talks continue and accuses the government of rejecting reforms. Human Costs: A maternity ward in Holguín says it has only three of roughly 50 antibiotics needed for critical pregnancies, alongside shortages of equipment and supplies. A Cuban transgender woman deported from the U.S. to the Central African Republic says she must hide her identity and fears for her safety. Public Opinion: A U.S. poll cited by Cuba’s foreign minister found 58% oppose taking the island by force, while 17% support military action.
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