AGP Executive Report
Last update: 5 hours agoCuba School Start Under Strain: Cuba will open the new school year on Sept. 1 with about 1.4 million students returning, but the Education Ministry admits only 73% of teaching posts are filled, uniforms won’t cover everyone, and in-person classes can’t be guaranteed amid blackouts and shortages. Travel Safety Alert (Water + Power): The U.S. Embassy in Havana issued a health alert for worsening water instability tied to the electricity crisis, warning travelers to expect long water and power interruptions that can disrupt cold chains and create health risks. Tourism Pressure: Multiple reports point to a worsening economic and power crisis hitting Cuba’s tourism sector, with U.S. sanctions and infrastructure problems adding to the squeeze. Havana Sewage Complaints: A Havana writer shared photos of flooded streets and sewage mixing with potable water, sparking fresh online debate about management failures and the impact on “tourist views.”
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