AGP Executive Report
Last update: 10 hours agoRaúl Castro Warrant: Florida has secured a state arrest warrant accusing the 95-year-old former Cuban leader of conspiring to murder four men killed when Cuban jets shot down two Brothers to the Rescue planes in 1996. Havana rejected the move, and Russia condemned it; whether Castro could ever face a Florida court remains uncertain. UN Showdown: Washington and Havana traded accusations at the UN after a U.S.-hosted event featuring Cuban dissidents. The confrontation comes ahead of the Oct. 27–28 vote on a resolution opposing the U.S. embargo. Fuel and Blackouts: Corrected U.S. trade figures show Cuba received 182,932 barrels of fuel in July, not the nearly 3.2 million previously reported. The crisis is disrupting air travel, prompting China to add a flight for stranded passengers. Power cuts are also disrupting Havana telecommunications, while residents of Luyanó collected rainwater after more than 10 days without running water. Oil Investment: Cuba’s new rules allow private investment in refineries and fuel depots, but analysts say the sector’s high costs and the private sector’s limited resources could constrain the plan.
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