AGP Executive Report
Last update: 9 hours agoPeru’s Power Shift: Keiko Fujimori was sworn in as president, returning a polarizing conservative dynasty after a narrow runoff and promising reconciliation while tackling insecurity and governance gaps. U.S.-Caribbean Migration Shock: The Trump administration’s asylum rule change scraps an initial interview for some asylum seekers, while businesses and rights groups warn TPS rollbacks—especially for Haitians—could destabilize labor markets and deepen humanitarian fallout across the region. Brazil-U.S. Trade Clash: Brazil denounced the U.S. extending emergency trade powers on “baseless” claims, a move tied to punitive tariffs that could keep pressure on Brazilian exporters. World Cup Governance Fight: FIFA’s plan to create a $20bn commercial subsidiary and sell minority stakes triggered a widening backlash—UEFA calls an emergency meeting and players’ unions say the tournaments “should not be for sale”—with a Sept. 19 deadline and initial payouts now in focus. Health Policy in the Spotlight: South Africa-based firms are shortlisted to produce Gilead’s lenacapavir HIV prevention injection, raising stakes for faster access and fairer licensing terms across Latin America and Africa. Regional Energy/Industry: Mexico’s Döhler opened a new plant in the State of Mexico, signaling continued investment in food and life-science ingredients.
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