AGP Executive Report
Last update: 7 hours agoGovernment Reorganization: Cuba published Law 186, setting out the structure and powers of 20 ministries; it is due to take effect Nov. 9. Migration Rules: New laws in force since Nov. 1 remove the 24-month limit on time abroad and set new criteria for maintaining residency and citizenship. Political Prisoners: Amnesty International renewed its call for the immediate release of Sayli Navarro, imprisoned since 2021 and recognized by the group as a prisoner of conscience. Economic Strain: Blackouts are forecast to cut 1,922 megawatts, while the dollar and euro approach 1,000 pesos on the informal market. Migration Dispute: Cuba accused the U.S. of deporting Cuban migrants to third countries and detaining others without specific charges. Regional Tensions: Jamaica defended its abstention on the UN vote against the U.S. embargo, saying it still opposes the embargo but favors a broader approach. Viñales: UNESCO’s geoparks council recommended adding the Cuban valley to its Global Geoparks Network, potentially making it the Caribbean’s first.
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