AGP Executive Report
Last update: 9 hours agoFuel Dispute: Cuba’s energy minister denied any state contract for biodiesel shipments seized by the U.S., which says 90 shipments worth nearly $3 million were tied to a sanctioned Cuban trader. The dispute unfolds amid severe fuel and power shortages. Power and Safety: ETECSA says the energy deficit can leave more than 100 of Camagüey’s 179 mobile radio bases offline. In Manzanillo, a fuel-tank fire injured five people; one is in critical condition. Health Risks: Illegal gold mining in Las Tunas is exposing residents to mercury, with a toxicology specialist warning of neurological, kidney and psychiatric illness. Medical Missions: Havana denounced a U.S. trafficking report that describes its overseas medical program as forced labor, but did not address the report’s claims of coercion and retaliation against workers.
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