AGP Executive Report
Last update: 12 hours agoFuel and Trade: U.S. agencies say they seized 90 diesel shipments worth $2.8 million allegedly bound for Cuban energy company ENETEC. Foreign Minister Bruno Rodríguez condemned the action and rejected Washington’s authority to restrict trade or inspect vessels. Power Sector: Díaz-Canel touted more than 1,000 MW of solar capacity added in 2025, but recurring grid collapses and prolonged blackouts show the challenge of turning new capacity into reliable supply. Private Commerce: Cuba has authorized individuals to import commercial goods through non-commercial channels, while new neighborhood markets in Granma draw criticism over prices many workers cannot afford. Industry and Agriculture: Guantánamo plans a science and technology park, Baracoa’s coconut-oil plant has joined BioCubaCafé, and Cuba has begun its 2026–27 tobacco campaign.
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