AGP Executive Report
Last update: 12 hours agoCuba Economy Under Sanctions: A new report says U.S. sanctions have pushed Cuba’s tourism industry “near zero,” leaving hotels empty and about 25,000 workers jobless, while everyday Cubans struggle to get by. Tech and Connectivity: China’s Qianfan is being pitched as a satellite internet option for Cuba, as Starlink terminals reportedly keep operating illegally despite being “can’t be sold” there. Health in Guantánamo: Electric taxis are now transporting hemodialysis patients in Guantánamo, with plans to shift charging to solar. Diplomacy and Travel: Panama extended transit visas for certain Cuban travelers until 2029. Regional Politics: Cuba condemned the Dominican Republic’s expulsion of Cuban diplomats, saying it reflects U.S. pressure. Fidel Centenary and Culture: Cuba marked Fidel Castro’s 100th anniversary amid an energy crisis, with events and debates over his legacy. Cyclone Risk: Meteorologists warn August is Cuba’s highest-risk cyclone period. Prices Shock: A viral video from Havana’s National Aquarium shows steep private-sector pricing, sparking outrage over what Cubans can afford.
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