AGP Executive Report
Last update: 9 hours agoFuel Dispute: U.S. authorities say they intercepted 90 biodiesel shipments worth $2.8 million bound for Cuban state-linked company ENETEC. Foreign Minister Bruno Rodríguez called the action illegal and said Washington has no right to restrict trade with Cuba. Health Crisis: An international dengue monitor estimates Cuba has recorded 11,235 cases this year—more than nine times the five-year average. The government has not published updated national figures. Political Prisoners: Alexander Díaz Rodríguez, a cancer-stricken former July 11 protester, was reportedly detained again after his release from prison in April. Supporters are seeking a U.S. humanitarian visa so he can access cancer treatment abroad. Medical Workers: Jamaica has rehired 157 Cuban health professionals through individual contracts, bringing the Cuban workforce there to 200 and bypassing Havana’s usual mediation.
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