AGP Executive Report
Last update: 4 hours agoUS Embargo Impact: Cuba says Washington’s stepped-up blockade delivered record losses of $8.083B from March 2025–Feb 2026 (up 7%), calling it “collective punishment” that hits electricity, water, food, transport, and healthcare. Energy & Industry Strain: Havana links the crisis to an “energy blockade” that blocks fuel and power-plant parts, worsening blackouts and disrupting hospital operations and water pumping. Diplomacy Update: Cuba’s foreign minister reiterates there are no ongoing talks or agendas with the U.S., while Cuba plans to push the embargo case again at the UN General Assembly on Oct 27–28. Daily-Service Bottlenecks: Passport processing is reportedly delayed by about four months, with lines often collapsing when electricity fails. Connectivity Pushback: ETECSA’s new public WiFi zone on Isla de la Juventud drew sarcasm from residents, given ongoing blackouts and safety concerns. Local Economy & Health Support: In Holguín, a paladar owner began providing free weekend meals for doctors at a municipal hospital, easing costs during a strained healthcare period.
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