AGP Executive Report
Last update: 10 hours agoNew Sanctions: Cuba’s Foreign Minister Bruno Rodríguez blasted fresh U.S. measures targeting Fidel Ernesto Castro Calis, Banco Exterior de Cuba, and energy firms as “cruel and ruthless aggression,” warning of “collective punishment.” Tourism & Travel Rules: Cuba’s economic opening now lets private and foreign-backed operators run travel agencies, with Tourism Ministry licensing for packages and excursions—plus new tourism development resolutions aimed at boosting the sector. Health Alert for Travelers: The U.S. Embassy in Havana issued a warning about a rise in diarrheal illness tied to worsening water and power infrastructure, urging extra hygiene and caution with perishable foods. Power-Grid Reality Check: Havana also saw another fatal incident in the electricity sector, as a lineman died during maintenance work. On-the-Ground Safety: A homemade tractor crash in Sagua de Tánamo (Holguín) left at least three dead and five injured. Cuba’s Humanitarian Outreach: Cuba’s Henry Reeve medical team offered support to the DR Congo as Ebola deaths surpass 3,000. Local Life & Resilience: Díaz-Canel urged Havana residents to prepare for shelter in basements, semi-basements, and tunnels amid blackouts and shortages.
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