AGP Executive Report
Last update: 10 hours agoEnergy Crisis & Grid Collapse: Cuba suffered another nationwide power cut as the SEN went down again, leaving roughly 10 million people without electricity; UNE and Cuban officials blamed “energy asphyxiation” tied to the U.S. oil blockade and sanctions, while restoration efforts relied on “micro-islands” to bring power back to priority sites. U.S. Pressure Campaign: Washington has expanded sanctions, including targeting Cuba’s Tourism Ministry and other state entities, as Havana and Beijing argue the measures deepen shortages and collective punishment. Military Options Raised: CBS and other outlets report senior Pentagon officials have reviewed scenarios against Cuba, including an Army-led air assault using the 101st Airborne Division—planning that signals escalation even as officials stress no decision has been made. China Backs Havana: China’s foreign ministry reiterated firm support for Cuba’s sovereignty and urged the U.S. to stop military threats and the blockade. Miami Politics: In Little Havana, Cuban-Americans criticized the idea of using Fidel Castro’s great-nephew as a back-channel negotiator, arguing any Castro-family role insults the exile cause and should be replaced by pressure for regime change.
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