AGP Executive Report
Last update: 10 hours agoDisaster Response: A 7.7-magnitude earthquake in Panama collapsed buildings and roads, injured at least 27 people and triggered evacuations. President José Raúl Mulino is coordinating the response; the Panama Canal remains operational. Digital Policy: Venezuela authorized Starlink to provide nationwide satellite internet, subjecting the service to local licensing and government oversight. Climate Accountability: Brazilian prosecutors are suing Shell for $108 million over the deadly 2024 floods, arguing major polluters should help cover climate-related losses. Press Freedom: Journalist Hamurabi Huesca Manzano was shot dead in Oaxaca, Mexico. Rights group Article 19 urged prosecutors to prioritize his reporting in the investigation; he is the ninth journalist killed in Mexico this year. Human Trafficking: Guyana retained Tier 1 status in the US trafficking report, but investigations fell and only 25 of 390 identified victims were referred to care in 2025. Tourism and Community Rights: Tobago’s proposed large-scale development at Rocky Point has sharpened a local dispute over investment, conservation and community-led tourism.
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