AGP Executive Report
Last update: 6 hours agoCuba Health Crisis: Cuban state media says the U.S. oil blockade is disrupting care for the sickest patients, including delayed surgeries, disrupted kidney dialysis, and a drop in survival for children with cancer. Panama Mining Fight: Civil society groups urge President Mulino to permanently close the Canadian-owned Cobre Panamá mine, citing a Supreme Court ruling, a 2023 moratorium, and $25 billion in investor lawsuits. Colombia Runoff Setup: Colombia’s first-round vote produced a right-wing outsider surprise—Albelardo de la Espriella leads with 43.74%—setting up a June 21 runoff against leftist Ivan Cepeda. Ecuador Justice Under Attack: Ecuador’s attorney general says a prosecutor was killed in Manta in an attack targeting justice officials, underscoring security risks amid the country’s internal armed conflict. Caribbean Aviation Mystery: A twin-engine aircraft en route to Tobago from St. Vincent vanished after losing contact, with search and rescue underway. Brazil Crash: Officials are investigating a midair helicopter collision near Rio de Janeiro that killed six. Energy Shock Warning: An analysis warns the Hormuz crisis is turning into a broader energy, logistics, fertilizer, food, and financial drag that could weigh on growth through 2027.
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