AGP Executive Report
Last update: an hour agoMedicine Supply: As state pharmacies run short, free community distributions and informal sellers are filling gaps for Cubans seeking essential drugs. Power and Renewables: Power returned to eastern Cuba after a grid-line failure, but outages remain severe. Solar is helping households and businesses cope: U.S. shipments reached $6.3 million in the first seven months of 2026, up sharply from 2025, while China remains the main supplier. Fuel and Industry: A bakery in Artemisa has replaced diesel with marabou wood to keep its ovens running, a stopgap that underscores the fuel crisis. U.S. seizures of fuel shipments bound for a Cuban state-linked entity add uncertainty, while experts estimate Cuba’s oil debt to Venezuela at least $20 billion. Tourism: Spanish media warn visitor numbers have fallen 64%, raising fresh concerns for the island’s tourism economy.
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