AGP Executive Report
Last update: 7 hours agoState Administration: Cuba published a law reorganizing its 20 ministries, including those responsible for agriculture, trade, industry and construction, with the changes set to take effect Nov. 9. State Enterprises: Díaz-Canel urged state-run companies to become more agile and competitive; officials say legal frameworks are in place for 171 of 176 economic reform measures. Energy and Essential Services: Power cuts continue to strain hospitals already short of medicines, equipment and basic supplies. Cupet has resumed gas-cylinder sales in Sancti Spíritus, but small canisters cost up to $80. Investment and Tourism: The Mariel Special Development Zone marked 13 years with a bid to attract investors, even as foreign firms leave. Separately, a UNESCO recommendation for Viñales to become the Caribbean’s first global geopark could support tourism and local economic opportunities.
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