AGP Executive Report
Last update: an hour agoPower and basic needs: Cuba faces worsening blackouts, with Havana reporting 168 affected circuits and the national utility forecasting nearly 1,965 megawatts of outages during peak demand. Residents also report prolonged water cuts, while the dollar climbed to 894 pesos on the informal market. Protest prosecutions: Prosecutors are seeking prison terms of up to five years for nine people accused of joining a 2025 Bayamo protest demanding food, electricity and water. UN vote and diplomacy: The UN General Assembly voted 130 to 17, with 25 abstentions, to call for an end to the U.S. embargo. Support was markedly lower than in previous years as several countries shifted position; Jamaica abstained and Trinidad and Tobago voted against the resolution. Cuban migrants: A Cuban-born Hialeah man with advanced cancer died in a California hospital about 48 hours after ICE released him from detention, prompting questions from his family about his care.
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