AGP Executive Report
Last update: 4 hours agoElectricity Crisis in Havana: After days of blackouts blamed on the U.S. oil blockade, Cubans are reorganizing life around rare 20-minute power bursts—sometimes at 3 a.m.—with families cooking, washing, and cooling in frantic schedules. Humanitarian Sanctions Watch: Independent UN human rights experts say new U.S. sanctions are worsening Cuba’s humanitarian crisis, warning of a “silent Gaza” as fuel shortages and grid failures hit health, food, and basic services hardest. U.S.-Cuba Political Pressure Claims: A new State Department report renews allegations of Cuban “subversion” tied to U.S. activism, reviving old conspiracy narratives. Immigration & Birthright Fight: Trump signed executive orders tightening birthright citizenship eligibility and targeting “birth tourism,” restarting a legal and political battle that affects Cuban families in the broader migration conversation. Culture & Community: In the diaspora, salsa keeps building bridges—events like “Salsa Under the Stars” spotlight Afro-Cuban roots and community in New York. Film & Books: Russian Film Week is set to screen in Havana as part of the Havana International Book Fair, adding another cultural exchange moment amid hard times.
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