AGP Executive Report
Last update: 8 hours agoEl Niño Drought Crisis: Central America’s Dry Corridor is seeing animals die and crops fail as the worst drought in living memory hits Honduras, El Salvador, Nicaragua and nearby states, with millions of small farmers facing food and water shortages. Venezuela-UK Diplomacy: Venezuela and the UK agreed to “upgrade” diplomatic relations and restore full ambassadorial representation, framing it around supporting a democratic transition while keeping pragmatic engagement. Venezuela Drug List Reversal: The U.S. removed Venezuela from its drug-control blacklist after two decades, citing Caracas compliance; Trump also hinted Colombia and Bolivia could be next. Exxon Eyes Return to Venezuela: ExxonMobil is reportedly negotiating to re-enter Venezuela, including interest in Orinoco Belt projects, signaling a major shift after nearly two decades away. Logistics Crackdown (Mexico-US): Mexico arrested an alleged logistics operator tied to fentanyl distribution into Seattle and Tacoma, part of joint intelligence efforts. Latin America Environmental Defenders: A new report says Colombia led killings of land and environmental defenders in 2025, with organized crime and impunity driving violence. Uruguay Broadband Upgrade: ZTE and Antel validated symmetric 50G PON in Latin America, marking a step toward next-gen fixed broadband networks. El Salvador Tourism Push: El Salvador’s Travel Market 2026 is underway to attract international buyers and expand long-term tourism demand. Caribbean Women’s Cricket: Trinidad and Tobago’s cricket board chief urged stronger regional collaboration to grow women’s cricket after Under-19 success.
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