AGP Executive Report
Last update: 2 hours agoParaguay’s Political Crisis: President Santiago Peña resigned amid the collapse of Ueno Bank, which left millions unable to access savings. Brazil says it will work with successor Pedro Alliana and prioritize stability and cooperation against organized crime. Brazil’s Mineral Strategy: The government approved a 27-mineral priority list to guide public policy and up to R$7 billion in incentives, aiming to build domestic processing capacity rather than rely on raw-material exports. Public Security: Lula plans to create a Public Security Ministry by decree, following Senate approval of a constitutional amendment expanding the federal role in fighting organized crime. Tax Reform: Brazil’s new Selective Tax, due to begin in 2027, faces legal challenges over whether it serves its stated health and environmental goals or mainly raises revenue. Colombia’s Environment Policy: The new government’s environment minister is pushing to ease project licensing and restart fracking, reversing course on a ban imposed by his predecessor.
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