AGP Executive Report
Last update: 10 hours agoHealth Innovation: Holguín’s virtual conference brings researchers and medical students from across Cuba together through Oct. 28 to discuss new technologies, critical care and other health priorities. Telecommunications: ETECSA says the energy crisis could shut down more than 100 of Camagüey’s 179 mobile radio bases, while aging fixed-line equipment adds to the strain. The company has installed 28 solar power systems and is expanding renewable-energy projects to keep service running. Clean Energy: Solar panels are helping ease Cuba’s power shortages, with some equipment sourced from the United States; the government has also promoted a solar-powered stadium. Public Health: Dengue cases have climbed to more than nine times the expected average, while reports of unsafe water and diarrheal illness in Santiago de Cuba raise further health concerns.
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