AGP Executive Report
Last update: 6 hours agoSanctions and Shipping: Washington’s latest measures target Cuba-linked oil shipping, electronics, manufacturing and technology, including five vessels, state companies and Chinese suppliers—raising risks for firms serving the island. Mining: Sherritt plans to lay off 280 Canadian workers, nearly half its workforce, after its Cuban mines and Alberta refinery halted operations amid nickel and cobalt shortages and sanctions-related uncertainty. Trade and Fuel: U.S. exports to Cuba topped $1 billion through September, up 91% year on year, with fuel making up about 30%—a striking increase despite Washington’s pressure campaign. Water Services: As Cuba’s water crisis affects more than 2.6 million people, private firm A Granel is offering tanker deliveries in Havana for $100; solar power is also set to support 55 pumping stations in Santiago de Cuba.
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