AGP Executive Report
Last update: 10 hours agoHaiti Security: El Salvador has sent about 2,000 troops to Haiti, where they are guarding a stadium recaptured from gangs and preparing an offensive. Some displaced Haitians welcome the deployment, though Bukele’s hard-line tactics have drawn human-rights criticism. Paraguay Crisis: The collapse of Ueno Bank toppled President Santiago Peña, who resigned and was later impeached and indicted, intensifying scrutiny of political ties to financial elites. Colombia’s New President: President Abelardo de la Espriella’s crime crackdown has boosted his popularity, but his clashes with Congress and the courts are raising concerns about his illiberal approach. Cuba Press Freedom: Journalist Vladimir Turró says State Security agents held him at gunpoint and tried to force him to resign from independent outlet CubaNet; he was released after about 10 hours. Venezuela’s Investment Push: Caracas is courting Trinidad and Tobago firms for a US$19.6 billion reconstruction programme spanning energy, agriculture and manufacturing as the neighbors seek to revive trade. Brazil Climate Finance: Canada pledged up to CAD 560 million to Brazil’s tropical forest fund, backing Lula’s effort to attract international financing for conservation.
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