AGP Executive Report
Last update: 2 hours agoHumanitarian Aid Under Pressure: A U.S.-bound cargo flight left Miami for Cuba carrying food and hygiene kits for up to 700 families, with Catholic groups set to distribute the supplies directly to people as Washington keeps sanctions and oil blockades in place. State Department “Espionage” Report Sparks Pushback: Cuba’s leaders denounced a new 100-page U.S. report as a “slanderous pamphlet” meant to scare Americans, while the U.S. claims Havana ran decades of espionage and left-wing influence inside the United States. Diplomatic and Economic Fallout: Spanish hotel giant Meliá says it will end its Cuba operations this Friday, citing legal and financial difficulties tied to U.S. pressure. Cuba’s Human Cost in the Spotlight: A new report says at least 97 deaths or disappearances occurred among Cuban mandatory military recruits since 2001, with suicide the leading documented cause. Dissident Artist Reaches Exile: Luis Manuel Otero Alcántara arrived in Miami after days of disappearance following his release, carrying a broken Virgin Mary statue as a symbol of hope.
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