AGP Executive Report
Last update: 4 hours agoCuban Education Crisis: Cuba will start the new school year on Sept. 1 for about 1.4 million students, but the Education Minister admits only 73% of teaching positions are filled and uniforms won’t be available for all, with authorities saying they can’t guarantee full in-person classes amid blackouts and shortages. Travel Safety Alert: The U.S. Embassy in Havana issued a health warning to Americans about worsening water supply tied to the electricity crisis, urging travelers to prepare for extended outages and water disruptions that can affect cold chains and health. Havana Infrastructure Trouble: A Cuban writer’s “beautiful tourist views” post highlights sewage flooding and street collapse in Havana, underscoring the city’s ongoing sanitation breakdown. Medical Mission Blocked Payments: Cuba’s medical services commercialization company account in Italy (CSMC at BPER) has been blocked since late July, freezing transfers and disrupting doctor income flows. Tourism Pressure: A U.S. offensive is reported to be hitting Cuba’s tourism sector, adding to the strain from the broader economic and power crisis.
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