AGP Executive Report
Last update: 9 hours agoVenezuela-US Ties: Acting President Delcy Rodríguez landed in New York seeking deals on debt, energy and mining, pledged elections toward “full democracy,” but left without concrete agreements—another sign of Washington’s leverage after the January raid. Immigration & Rights: Supporters say a Venezuelan man shot by ICE in Austin needs surgery to avoid losing feeling; DHS says it provides comprehensive care as lawmakers press for faster treatment. Haiti Security: The OAS urged the UN Security Council to renew and fully deploy Haiti’s Gang Suppression Force, calling for personnel, funding and logistics to keep the mission Haiti-led. Energy & Trade: A proposed US diesel export ban is roiling global fuel markets, with analysts warning of higher prices worldwide; separately, Bolivia’s right-wing government touts a free-market shift at the UN after cutting subsidies. Caribbean Diplomacy: Guyana drew US attention as a strategic partner for infrastructure and counter-narcotics cooperation; Belize faced a reported Guatemalan airspace incursion. Regional Economy: South Korea’s president called for restarting Mexico trade talks, while Interpol warned criminal syndicates are laundering cocaine profits through illegal gold mining. Caribbean Tourism Capital: Royal Caribbean’s $3bn, 50% Sandals stake deal signals a new push to reshape Caribbean all-inclusive tourism.
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