AGP Executive Report
Last update: 4 hours agoCuban Trade & Customs: Cuba’s Official Gazette published new rules letting individuals clear goods of a commercial nature through Customs via non-commercial channels, with tariffs and fees paid in USD under Decree-Law 132/2026 and related resolutions—progressive rates apply based on declared value. Water & Agriculture Implementation: A Guáimaro seminar on Land Law implementation set the municipality as a key site for applying Cuba’s Economic and Social Transformations in agriculture, aiming to improve legal clarity and food deliveries for education, health, and family care systems. Energy Pressure & Connectivity: Russia said resuming direct flights to Havana remains on the agenda, but depends on Cuba’s current situation—fuel shortages have already disrupted travel. Private Sector Under Strain: A report highlights how Cuba’s private mipymes keep the economy moving amid U.S. pressure, while also noting contradictory U.S. messaging about whether the private sector “exists” in policy terms. Regional Industry Context: Barbados urged the Caribbean to stay a zone of peace while flagging Cuba’s worsening humanitarian and economic situation tied to oil disruptions.
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