AGP Executive Report
Last update: 2 hours agoUS-Cuba Immigration: A Miami federal judge ruled she has jurisdiction in a lawsuit that could regularize the status of up to half a million Cubans in the U.S. who entered with I-220A permits, rejecting DHS’s bid to dismiss and setting up next steps. Cuba Travel & Health: In Las Tunas, Cuban health authorities are tightening epidemiological surveillance, including checks on travelers arriving in the province and monitoring for dengue and other arboviruses. Cuba in the Spotlight: Former Cuban spy Antonio Guerrero urged Cubans to use Fidel Castro’s legacy as a “compass,” a message that drew sharp criticism amid ongoing hardship. Cuba Access for Visitors: A 2026 passport review says Nigerians can apply for eVisas to 54 destinations, including Cuba. Cuba Tourism Context: A report highlights Cuba’s deepening fuel and electricity shortages and how they’re reshaping daily life—an issue travelers may feel through disruptions.
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