AGP Executive Report
Last update: 12 hours agoCuban Health Reform: Cuba is moving ahead with non-state management models for community pharmacies under Decree 160, with 36 projects under evaluation; officials say state pharmacies won’t be leased, but new operators could run services if they meet strict rules for storage, dispensing, licensing, and qualified staff. Agriculture Overhaul: Cuba published a new legal framework to push food sovereignty, expanding usufruct and land grants and allowing more actors—including micro, small, and medium enterprises and ecotourism projects—to produce and invest. Local Environment Awards: Holguín named eight entities nominated for the National Ozone Award, highlighting cleaner technologies and refrigerant replacements ahead of Sept. 16. US-Cuba Tensions: A new report highlights Cubans facing tougher U.S. immigration outcomes, including cases tied to detention and deportation pressures. Global Diplomacy: As BRICS marks 20 years in New Delhi, leaders—including Putin and Pezeshkian—are pitching investment and local-currency trade plans, with Cuba listed among partner countries.
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