AGP Executive Report
Last update: 44 minutes agoEnergy Crisis: Cuba’s grid is again in freefall, with UNE reporting Thursday morning availability at 837 MW versus demand of 2,524 MW, and a peak deficit forecast above 2,100 MW; outages are tied to multiple thermoelectric unit failures plus a worsening fuel crunch. China–Cuba Power Aid: China delivered 5,000 solar systems for remote homes and public facilities, arriving in 200 containers as blackouts disrupt transport, water, and communications. Policy & Oversight: Díaz-Canel used a new radio program to field public complaints on prices, pensions, land access, and the energy crisis, with listeners pushing for stronger local implementation and accountability. Agriculture & Food Supply: Cuba’s official press highlights government nonpayments to farmers, while a separate report flags an urgent call from a Cuban scientist over the critical food situation. Trade/Shipping Pressure: U.S. surveillance flights off the Yucatán are suspected to monitor Mexican oil shipments to Cuba, amid expanded sanctions pressure on Havana’s energy sector.
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