AGP Executive Report
Last update: 5 hours agoMedicine Shortages: A Havana volunteer’s free pharmacy project is filling gaps left by increasingly empty state pharmacies, distributing requested medicines through WhatsApp as the economic crisis deepens. Power Emergency: Electricity was restored in eastern Cuba after a grid failure, but repeated outages persist amid aging power plants and fuel shortages; U.S. solar imports are helping some households and businesses keep lights on. Water and Welfare: Reports of dirty water and diarrheal illness in Santiago de Cuba add to public-service concerns. Provincial authorities say more than 10% of residents are vulnerable and will receive food packages. U.S.-Cuba Tensions: Washington seized more than 2.27 million liters of fuel bound for a sanctioned Cuban entity, while Havana denounced U.S. interceptions as “piracy” and says the two countries communicate without formal negotiations. Foreign Ties: Venezuelan economists estimate Cuba’s oil debt to Caracas at at least $20 billion, tied to decades of fuel-for-services cooperation.
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