AGP Executive Report
Last update: 11 hours agoMedicine Shortages: A free Havana community pharmacy run by Laura Mendoza is becoming a lifeline, distributing medicines requested through WhatsApp as state pharmacies run short. Power Crisis: Electricity was restored in eastern Cuba after a grid failure, but outages can still last up to 20 hours a day; U.S. solar exports are rising sharply as households and businesses seek alternatives. Health and Water: Santiago de Cuba residents report growing diarrheal illness alongside cloudy, sediment-filled tap water. A local health specialist advises boiling it, while warning that contamination remains a risk. Elder Care: At a Havana home run by nuns, 102 older women depend on care as hardship and emigration leave more seniors without family support. Humanitarian Aid: The U.N. plans new assistance for Cuba, among the world’s least-funded humanitarian crises.
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