AGP Executive Report
Last update: 8 hours agoBolivia Crisis: President Rodrigo Paz’s government rejected a state of emergency as protests and blockades tightened around La Paz, cutting hospital oxygen and leaving deaths reported while authorities vow “tough and strict measures.” Ebola Watch: WHO chief Tedros Ghebreyesus said he’s “deeply concerned” about Ebola’s “scale and speed” in DR Congo and Uganda, with an emergency committee meeting and new funding approved. Venezuela Legal Pressure: U.S. prosecutors formally charged Alex Saab in Miami over alleged CLAP and PDVSA-linked money laundering, while sources say prosecutors are also opening a fresh criminal probe targeting Maduro. Cuba Tensions: Havana escalated rhetoric, calling U.S. sanctions “collective punishment” and warning of a “bloodbath” if military action comes. Immigration Accountability (US): A fired ICE officer faces charges after allegedly framing an innocent man in a Minneapolis shooting. World Cup Build-Up: FIFA squad lists are due soon, with groups already set and more announcements expected.
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