AGP Executive Report
Last update: 9 hours agoU.S.–Cuba Tensions: Washington sanctioned state-owned Banco Internacional de Comercio, alleging it provided services to an Iranian bank under U.S. sanctions. Secretary of State Marco Rubio accused Havana of helping Iran; Cuba’s foreign minister called the move aggressive and said the bank’s transactions were legitimate. Health-Care Strain: At Matanzas’s pediatric hospital, families described long waits for basic care amid staff shortages and medicine scarcity. Fever cases are also rising across the province, with five municipalities reporting the most cases. Economic Pressure: Cuba’s informal-market dollar climbed to 798 pesos, nearing 800, while the euro reached 895. Aid and Military Ties: Cáritas Cuba received U.S. humanitarian supplies for vulnerable families in Matanzas. South Africa, meanwhile, ordered an end to a military cooperation project with Cuba after auditors flagged irregular spending. Migration: The U.S. Coast Guard repatriated four Cuban fishermen and two rafters after maritime interceptions.
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