AGP Executive Report
Last update: 5 hours agoVenezuela Political Transition: US-backed face-to-face talks between the interim government and the opposition Parliament that emerged from the 2015 National Assembly began in Caracas, with Jorge Rodríguez leading the government side and Dinorah Figuera representing the opposition; Maria Corina Machado is absent, and the agenda centers on democratic institutions, electoral guarantees, and earthquake recovery. Diplomacy & Regional Ties: Chile and Venezuela moved to restart consular relations, exchanging notes to reopen consulates and set a roadmap toward full normalization, while Venezuela also made progress reestablishing relations with Chile. Earthquake Recovery on the Ground: In Miranda state, authorities began the controlled demolition of the Ángela building in Guatire after habitability and infrastructure evaluations, as part of broader reconstruction and debris-clearing efforts. Mexico Security & Trade: Mexico sent 1,500 additional troops to Michoacán after the US suspended avocado inspections over a “threat,” risking export delays for the region that underpins much of US avocado supply. Brazil Indigenous Rights: Brazil’s FUNAI campaigners hailed completion of physical demarcation for the Kawahiva uncontacted people’s territory, with only Lula’s signature left to formally create the protected area. Argentina Crime & Justice: Argentina declared Ecuador’s Chone Killers a terrorist organization and added it to its terrorism-linked registry, as Milei continued regional security diplomacy.
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