AGP Executive Report
Last update: an hour agoTourism: Cuba’s tourism workforce has fallen from about 103,000 at the end of 2025 to 83,000, the tourism minister said. Many displaced staff have been reassigned, losing tips and other income; the sector had met just 28.8% of its annual visitor plan by October. Investment: In Beijing, Cuban officials pitched opportunities in agriculture, logistics, tourism, renewable energy and biomedicine to representatives of more than 170 companies, but announced no specific investment commitments. Power & Services: Blackouts and gas shortages are disrupting businesses across the island. In Sancti Spíritus, power cuts have reduced the provincial vehicle-inspection plant’s daily capacity from more than 80 customers to about 20 on days with a few hours of electricity. Production: A sugar producer says the sector needs at least five years to recover. Holguín’s vegetable-canning industry is seeking new partners, while scientific and industrial centers in Moa are discussing the energy transition.
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