AGP Executive Report
Last update: 3 minutes agoU.S. Tightens Cuba Sanctions: The Trump administration says it will use “all available sanctioning authorities” after new Treasury rules take effect, targeting travel and banking and rolling back openings for Cuban private business. Cuba Energy & Water Crisis: Havana plans 200 MW of solar power dedicated to water pumping to cut dependence on the national grid as outages keep wells and boosters from running. Holguín Food Sovereignty: A UN-backed NutriVida training program is helping local authorities use climate risk tools to protect food production and reduce losses. Guantánamo Logistics & Industry: Transport reforms expand teacher bus routes and restart interprovincial trains; Argeo Martínez prepares a syrup-for-alcohol harvest phase with Cuba Ron supplying fuel oil. Cuban Culture & Science: Cuba publishes an updated Catalogue of Plants; Holguín’s art school trains young musicians and dancers despite shortages and blackouts. Diplomacy & Solidarity: Namibia’s parliament debates a motion affirming solidarity with Cuba against the U.S. embargo, while Pan-African groups launch a new campaign backing Cuba.
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