AGP Executive Report
Last update: 10 hours agoBRICS and Cuba: Cuba’s foreign minister Bruno Rodríguez said BRICS leaders adopted a declaration expressing “deep concern” over the U.S. blockade’s worsening effects on Cuba’s economy, energy supplies, and human rights, calling for an end to unilateral coercive measures. Humanitarian aid dispute: Cáritas Santa Clara pushed back on regime-linked claims about U.S.-sent beans, saying families in Villa Clara received food and hygiene kits “in perfect condition,” with photos showing deliveries inside homes. Power crisis culture politics: Havana is set to host the 26th Cultural Research Symposium amid widespread blackouts, with the event framed around Fidel Castro’s centenary and other state cultural milestones. Local shortages and anger: A viral complaint in Manicaragua, Villa Clara alleges milk meant for pregnant women was diverted or sold illegally after a tanker was filmed pouring liquid into containers in the street. Aviation lawsuit: Russian firm ARK Technic filed a second multimillion-dollar arbitration case against Cuban aviation entities, bringing its total claims to about $8.65 million. Missing worker update: Santiago de Cuba’s electrical company says missing worker Alexander Pantoja Bertot was found dead after an intensive search.
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