AGP Executive Report
Last update: 12 hours agoFIFA Power Struggle: Gianni Infantino has scrapped his $4.2 billion plan to sell minority stakes in a new World Cup commercial unit after a fast, global backlash. UEFA led the charge with a boycott threat, while CONCACAF and the Asian Football Confederation joined opposition and Infantino’s own senior adviser resigned, leaving FIFA to promise consultations and a return to unity. Climate & Security: The UN warns El Niño is intensifying and could push extreme heat and wild weather further into 2027, urging countries to act now as the climate crisis amplifies impacts. Caribbean Environment: Seaweed sargassum is smothering coastlines from the Caribbean to Mexico, threatening tourism and marine life as scientists report unusually large, local growth. Regional Politics & Governance: Lula says Brazil’s far-right won’t govern again while he’s alive, tying the message to October 2026 Senate races. South America Trade: Argentina and South Korea move to deepen critical-minerals cooperation, building on similar steps with Chile. Uruguay Housing Model: A renewed spotlight falls on Uruguay’s cooperative housing law as a practical answer to affordability pressures.
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