AGP Executive Report
Last update: 2 hours agoCuba Crisis: Residents in Havana describe brutal blackouts, spoiled food, and water cuts as fuel shortages keep power plants offline, deepening hunger and daily instability. Trade & Politics: The U.S. proposes up to 12.5% tariffs on imports from 60 economies under a forced-labor Section 301 probe, with countries including El Salvador named and trading partners pushing back. Public Health Tech: El Salvador says it has reached 100% digital connectivity across public health centers, rolling out tablets and network systems through the Social Digital Connectivity Program with IDB and EU support. Animal Health Alarm: USDA confirms New World screwworm in a Texas calf, raising fears for cattle and beef prices—an issue that could spill into border and quarantine politics. Human Rights Pressure: Rights groups renew calls to free Cristosal anti-corruption lawyer Ruth Eleonora López, alleging retaliatory, secretive pretrial detention. International Security: UNIFIL reports a Serbian peacekeeper killed in Lebanon; El Salvador personnel are among the injured, as UN and regional governments demand accountability.
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