Cuba replaces Camagüey governor amid corruption, fuel diversion allegations

Cuba's regime removed Camagüey governor Jorge Enrique Sutil Sarabia, citing 'errors in the performance of his duties,' following allegations of corruption and fuel diversion. This is a routine administrative action within Cuba's centralized governance, but it signals internal accountability pressures amid economic strain. The move is unlikely to affect broader policy or markets.

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