AGP Executive Report
Last update: 10 hours agoCuba-US Tensions: President Miguel Díaz-Canel doubled down on sovereignty, saying Cuba “will never again be a colony” and will defend it “to the last consequences,” as Washington’s pressure campaign continues. Blockade Impact: Foreign Minister Bruno Rodríguez called the U.S. blockade “collective punishment,” arguing it targets daily life and worsens blackouts by blocking fuel for power generation. Energy in Guantánamo: Cuba inaugurated the El Algarrobo solar park, a 21.875 MWp project tied into the national grid, built by Cuban technicians after Chinese specialists left. Human Rights & Prisoners: Luis Manuel Otero Alcántara met U.S. officials to discuss repression and the continued imprisonment of hundreds of protesters. Local Crime & Safety: A 17-year-old was beaten to death in Havana by her 29-year-old partner, according to an independent gender observatory. Drug Bust: Authorities in Santiago de Cuba arrested a man after nearly 170 marijuana plants were found in his home. Miami-Little Havana: A historic Little Havana art gallery reopened in the Optica Lopez building, a landmark tied to Cuba’s diaspora history. U.S. Politics Ripple: Marco Rubio began a Colombia-Ecuador-Peru tour to expand a regional anti-drug alliance and push trade deals. Trump Map Fallout: Trump’s AI map claiming parts of North America and the Caribbean as U.S. territory sparked international outrage, including from Iceland.
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