AGP Executive Report
Last update: an hour agoPower and Resilience: Guantánamo faces longer-than-scheduled blackouts as Cuba’s generation shortfall and cloudy weather limit solar output. A new community center in the city offers charging for electric transport, phones and batteries, plus facilities for cooking. Tourism: Cuba received 506,074 visitors by the end of October—just 28.8% of its annual target of 1.76 million—as the sector seeks alternatives amid a sharp downturn. Food Production: Holguín’s Turquino canning company is partnering with non-state businesses to secure ingredients and sustain production; electric equipment has replaced its boiler for making pasta, vinegar and soy sauce. Energy and Mining: The Guiteras power plant has suffered 28 outages this year, with major repairs expected to take about six months. Sherritt says fuel and supply disruptions halted mining and processing at its Moa joint venture, stopping nickel and cobalt production at its Canadian refinery. Local Development: A Baracoa initiative is advising local officials on economic changes and promoting projects built around local resources.
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