AGP Executive Report
Last update: 11 hours agoHumanitarian Funding: The UN released $160 million from its emergency fund for 12 crisis-hit countries, including Cuba, plus $10 million for urgent disability needs—aimed at reaching 87 million people. Cuba’s Health Crisis: Cuban health officials warn of a severe virus surge tied to water, power, and infrastructure failures, with rising dengue and chikungunya as mosquito breeding accelerates. Fuel Blockade Crackdown: The U.S. Coast Guard says it seized the M/V Grace and another vessel tied to illicit shipments to Cuba, alleging “dark fleet” tactics; the Grace was escorted to Mexico for inspection. Power Shortfall: Cuba’s grid is forecasting a 2,070 MW blackout gap at Friday’s evening peak, raising fears for households and services. Public Anguish: A viral post asks, “Are we really living?” and draws a flood of replies about survival, illness, and neglect. Havana Neglect: Footage from a Zanja Street funeral home shows trash, decay, and alleged disrespect for the sick and dead, sparking outrage.
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