AGP Executive Report
Last update: 8 hours agoDigital Governance Under Strain: Díaz-Canel marked the first anniversary of Cuba’s “Sovereignty Platform” for digitizing public procedures, citing tens of thousands of verified identities and applications, while admitting trust and coverage remain limited in a country facing power outages and weak connectivity. Energy Crisis & Daily Life: Ulises Toirac argues blackouts in Cuba aren’t just long—they’re psychologically destabilizing, while reports from Havana and Eastern provinces describe repeated, unpredictable outages and communities protesting. Water & Infrastructure: Díaz-Canel visited Paso Seco’s water facilities as Havana’s pumping and supply face crisis conditions affecting hundreds of thousands. Industrial Safety Tragedy: In Guyana, police established a timeline for the death of a 23-year-old Cuban construction worker, confirming the container was placed more than 16 hours before the body was found. Foreign Policy Pressure: Cuba’s regime denied U.S. claims about Chinese intelligence facilities, rejecting the allegations amid rising U.S. scrutiny. Local Economy Rules: MINCIN relaxed regulations for wholesale trade, while the government also moved to authorize new chains of stores and restaurants under its own rules.
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