AGP Executive Report
Last update: 2 hours agoCuba Pressure at the UN: President Trump called Cuba a “failed state,” predicted the communist government will fall, and said “freedom will be coming to Cuba,” prompting Cuba’s delegation to walk out. Local Food Relief: United Way of Collier and the Keys kicks off “Feed the Keys 2026” (Sept. 28–Oct. 9) to stock four Keys food pantries amid rising food insecurity. Florida Higher Ed & Jobs: Polk State and USF “reignite Fuse” to keep 2+2 pathways moving into specific USF programs, while Saint Leo launches Florida’s first reduced-hour bachelor’s degree (93 credits) starting in January. Business & Consumer Watch: Washington AG urges people to file claims in a generic drug price antitrust settlement; Florida also faces a new wave of laws taking effect Oct. 1. Community Safety: Sarasota advances a vehicle-noise crackdown plan after residents flagged engine revving as a top problem. Housing Milestone: Casa Familia completes “The Gardens” in Miami-Dade, adding 50 affordable units for adults with disabilities. Defense & Workforce: Jacksonville hosted a Marine Corps round table focused on keeping Florida a “beacon for talent” and strengthening military-ready infrastructure.
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