AGP Executive Report
Last update: 2 hours agoPower Crisis in Cuba: Cuba’s national electricity system suffered another total collapse Friday, with the energy ministry saying “total disconnection” occurred and restoration protocols were activated; reports cite fuel shortages, aging infrastructure, and a U.S.-imposed oil squeeze as the backdrop, with outages now happening repeatedly across the year. Human Impact: The blackout left millions without power and deepened daily hardships already marked by long cuts and shortages, as residents reported no electricity and cascading disruptions. Migration Rights: A Cuban deportee described being locked for more than 15 hours in a phone-booth-sized cage at an ICE detention site in Florida, alleging guards beat him after he spoke to the press. U.S.-Cuba Pressure: New sanctions coverage highlights Washington’s continued push on Cuba’s military and mining interests, while Havana condemns the measures. Healthcare & Economy Watch: Cuba’s health ministry issued new rules affecting professional practice, and Holguín reported interest in opening private pharmacies under the new model but no openings yet.
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