AGP Executive Report
Last update: 44 minutes agoCuba Customs Update: Cuba’s Official Gazette says individuals can clear goods of a commercial nature through non-commercial channels, paying tariffs and fees in USD, with progressive rates based on value and limits still enforced. Economic Transformations: Díaz-Canel returned to the “From the Presidency” podcast to defend the 176 Economic and Social Transformations, arguing the challenge is intense but the reforms won’t stop amid a “multidimensional war.” Fuel and Tourism Pressure: Russia says direct flights to Havana are still on the agenda, but links the restart to Cuba’s current situation, as the island’s fuel strain continues to hit transport and visitors. Water Disruptions in Havana: Aguas de La Habana announced Tuesday service cuts tied to electrical work and repairs on the Cuenca Sur pipeline, affecting central municipalities. Private Sector Under Scrutiny: A report highlights how Cuba’s regime frames the “non-state sector” as controlled and could push mipymes/self-employed workers into funding social services. 50 Years Since Flight 455: Cuba marked the anniversary of the Cubana de Aviación disaster, recalling the 1976 bombing that killed 73, including 57 Cubans. Regional Context: Barbados urged the Caribbean to stay a zone of peace and backed Haiti’s gang-suppression mission, while citing Cuba’s worsening humanitarian and economic situation.
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