AGP Executive Report
Last update: 8 minutes agoU.S.-Cuba Sanctions: UN human rights experts condemned new U.S. sanctions on Cuba as coercion aimed at changing the island’s constitutional order, warning of a “silent Gaza” as fuel shortages and a third major blackout deepen harm to health, food, and development. Military Pressure: Washington also imposed fresh sanctions targeting Cuban military officials and procurement networks tied to weapons and military equipment, framing it as cutting off state revenue and “foreign adversary operations.” Energy Crisis on the Ground: As Cuba scrambles to restore power after repeated nationwide grid collapses, residents in Havana report extreme heat and outages lasting most of the day; in Marianao, neighbors physically blocked an Electric Company crew over missing work orders, underscoring rising distrust. Cost of Living: A Cuban doctor’s market video shows how quickly dollars evaporate in the informal economy, with the peso’s slide making basic groceries harder to afford. U.S. Intelligence Footprint: The New York Times reports the CIA has set up a secret Cuba-focused task force to intensify pressure and probe divisions within Cuba’s leadership. Independent Voices: The U.S. Embassy in Havana marked six months since the detention of El 4tico founders, demanding their release.
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