AGP Executive Report
Last update: 11 hours agoU.S.-Cuba Tensions Escalate: The State Department released a 100-page report claiming Cuba runs a sweeping spy and influence campaign in the U.S., including alleged support for “left-wing terrorism,” and naming U.S. left groups as “front groups and fellow travelers.” Military Pressure Talk: Separate coverage says the Pentagon is drawing up detailed plans for a potential assault on Cuba, as Washington ramps up sanctions and anti-Cuba rhetoric. Cuban Response: President Miguel Díaz-Canel pushed back hard, calling the U.S. strategy “maximum strangulation” and “genocide,” and acknowledged Cuba’s past dependence on the USSR, China, and Venezuela while insisting the island must move forward independently. Travel/Access Angle: A Cuban dissident, Luis Manuel Otero Alcántara, arrived in Miami after release from prison and forced exile, underscoring how politics can directly shape movement for visitors and families. On-the-ground Cuba: A report on El Náutico showed long queues for beach entry, with access tied to workplace “priority” groups.
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