AGP Executive Report
Last update: 4 hours agoCuba’s power crisis in focus: A new video-style street question—“What does Cuba have that no other country has?”—turns into a blunt snapshot of 2026 life, with blackouts, hunger and long outages repeatedly cited by locals. Public services and daily life: In Guantánamo, a 72-year-old pensioner says she waited hours for banking access and then had to use the ruins of an old stable because public restrooms are missing. Transport safety: Varadero saw a crash involving a modern car and an electric tricycle, leaving at least three injured. Road risks: A bus collision with a cow near Ciego de Ávila sparked online debate about animal owners and road safety. Policy and economy: A Harvard working group report lays out a post-transition plan for Cuba, calling for a democratic plural system and a “social market economy” with private property. Tourism/business angle: Air Transat says its Cuba flight suspension over jet-fuel shortages is hitting finances hard. Culture: The International Theater Festival begins Sept. 30 with an opening slate in Puerto Rico.
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