AGP Executive Report
Last update: 12 hours agoSchool Year Update: Cuba’s Education Minister Naima Trujillo says 1.5 million children and adolescents will start classes Sept. 1, with “flexibility” and double sessions in some schools plus cultural, sports, tech, and youth programs. Health & Travel Planning: A U.S. traveler says a Cuban dementia drug, NeuralCIM, helped her family’s hope after clinical results in Cuban participants, as she plans a Sept. 15 trip to bring back a supply. Astronomy for Visitors: A partial lunar eclipse will be visible across Cuba starting Thursday 9:22 p.m., peaking around 12:12 a.m. Friday, with the Moon leaving the penumbra about 3:03 a.m. Immigration/Border Watch: Cuban influencer Kristoff Kriollo describes a tense CBP/Border Patrol stop in the Florida Keys that nearly led to detention, but was resolved quickly. Tourism Reality Check: Reports point to a tough summer for Cuban families, with blackouts, heat, and food shortages hitting daily life hard—important context for anyone planning a Cuba trip.
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