AGP Executive Report
Last update: 9 hours agoJamaica and Deportations: The government has received the first 22 non-Jamaican migrants sent from the U.S. under a controversial third-country deportation agreement; most were reportedly South Americans. Brazil’s Runoff: Lula has unveiled new aid measures as he seeks support ahead of the vote, while Flávio Bolsonaro’s first-round lead has sharpened the contest. Colombia’s Protests and Peace: A new decree gives police greater power to break up street blockades ahead of mass protests. Separately, the peace tribunal says former FARC leaders committed war crimes against Indigenous communities. Nicaragua’s Disappearances: Families are still seeking answers about outspoken critic Carlos Brenes and his wife, who reportedly vanished after police took them from their home in 2025. Falklands Dispute: Argentina has taken Britain’s oil exploration near the islands to an international tribunal, seeking to halt the project as tensions rise. Brazil’s Environmental Accountability: Prosecutors are suing Shell for $108 million over deadly 2024 floods. Venezuela Corruption Case: Fugitive businessman Alvaro Pulido, accused in a multibillion-dollar money-laundering and bribery scheme linked to Venezuela, is now in U.S. custody.
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