Fuel Crisis & Daily Life: A new 14ymedio dispatch says Havana is “moving again” as gasoline arrives in larger quantities, but blackouts still last 20+ hours, with streets marked by sewage and shortages. Currency Pressure: In the informal market, the dollar and euro keep climbing—closing around 785 CUP and 885 CUP respectively—while the peso loses ground. Security & Migration: The U.S. Embassy in Havana posted a warning against irregular crossings; Cubans replied that legal routes feel blocked too. Human Rights at the UN: Cuba logged 217 urgent action requests for enforced disappearances since 2012, with 17 filed in 2026 so far. Churches & Dissent: Historian Alina Bárbara López Hernández warns Cuba’s churches could become a political force if believers back persecuted people. Local Crackdown: Police in Regla seized 680 liters of gasoline in containers during an anti-fuel-theft operation. Solidarity Aid: A Dutch foundation delivered 11 containers of school supplies and medical equipment to Holguín, Banes, and Moa.