AGP Executive Report
Last update: 9 hours agoTransport Crisis: Cuba’s transport minister says passenger trips could plunge 75% this year as fuel shortages slash provincial bus services from 419 daily runs to just 11, disrupting travel for workers and access to hospitals. Energy and Industry: In Moa, officials are repairing 10 power transformers that cannot be imported, while a local factory expands into paint production and plans solar-panel and generator installation teams. Mining: Canadian miner Sherritt has secured a U.S. licence to ship fuel to its Cuban operations, a first step toward restarting nickel production in Moa. Agriculture: Three generators are now powering coffee-pulping facilities in Maisí, helping prevent beans from spoiling during outages; 14 units are planned for facilities across the country.
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