AGP Executive Report
Last update: 7 hours agoHaiti Stability Push: An OAS-led high-level delegation is set to visit Haiti Aug. 16-19 with CARICOM, UN agencies, the World Bank, IDB and others to back governance, elections, humanitarian needs and development. Bolivia Security Crackdown: Bolivia’s “Mano Dura” approach is back after violent clashes in La Paz, where security forces dispersed protests tied to demands for President Rodrigo Paz to step down. Colombia-US Trade Tension: Colombia’s new president asked Donald Trump to temporarily suspend higher US tariffs after a deadly earthquake, arguing it would ease pressure on businesses rebuilding amid economic shock. Venezuela Gas Deal: bp and partners won Phase 2 offshore Loran gas licensing in Venezuela, expanding the Loran-Manatee cross-border project with Trinidad and Tobago. Caribbean Health Tech: St. Kitts and Nevis deployed a National Digital Health Information System at JNF General Hospital to modernize records and patient-centered care. El Niño Warning: The World Meteorological Organization says El Niño is strengthening and could raise temperatures and shift rainfall across Latin America and beyond. Food Crisis Risk: JPMorgan warns a compounding mix of war, weather, warehousing, water and waste could keep global food inflation elevated into 1H27. Sports Governance: The Qatar Football Association urged the AFC to improve transparency and consultation after a joint statement was issued without QFA input.
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