AGP Executive Report
Last update: 6 hours agoCommonwealth Summit: Caribbean leaders gathered in Antigua pressing Britain for reparatory justice over slavery; the UK prime minister signalled openness to an apology but ruled out compensation. Venezuela-Colombia Security: A Venezuelan military strike on an ELN camp killed at least 19, according to reports citing a border-rights NGO; claims of US intelligence support remain unverified. Argentina’s Economy: The economy is heading toward recession, with weak demand and cheaper imports squeezing businesses as Javier Milei faces a test ahead of the 2027 election. Brazilian Consumer Policy: A new decree gives users of telecom, banking and other services the right to reach a human agent within 20 seconds by phone or immediately by chat. Brazil’s Political Fallout: Lula’s election victory has sharpened tensions with Washington after Flávio Bolsonaro left Brazil for the US via Argentina; Brazil summoned Argentina’s envoy, while US officials deny facilitating his departure. Brazil also secured UNESCO recognition for three sites tied to slavery and Black resistance.
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