AGP Executive Report
Last update: 8 hours agoHumanitarian Crisis: Namibia’s National Solidarity Campaign with Cuba says it has raised over $700,000 to ship urgent medical supplies after Cuba’s shortages forced postponements of more than 100,000 surgeries. Sanctions & Energy Blockade: The U.S. Treasury added CUPET to OFAC sanctions, and Cuba’s foreign minister Bruno Rodríguez accused Marco Rubio of “further reinforcing” the “economic and energy blockade,” while Prime Minister Marrero Cruz called it a new attack on daily life. Blackouts Hit Families Hard: An opposition-linked father in Holguín pleaded for help after 45 hours without power left him unable to make his autistic son’s guava smoothie or run a fan for sleep. Power Failure in Guantánamo: A malfunction on the 110kV line Santiago–Guantánamo left the whole province without electricity, with residents frustrated by slow updates. Military Posturing: SOUTHCOM highlighted USS Nimitz drills near Cuba as tensions rise, while social media mocked a Guantánamo visit by U.S. Secretary of War Pete Hegseth. Everyday Strain: In Havana’s Luyanó, women protested “Water and Power” amid outages, and Holguín residents fear the eviction of “Los Chinos” market will worsen food access.
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