AGP Executive Report
Last update: 8 hours agoVenezuela’s Energy Shift: Caracas is courting international investors after a partial overhaul of its hydrocarbon law, which allows more private participation. Officials say sanctions remain the biggest obstacle, even as the country pursues new deals following Nicolás Maduro’s ouster. Paraguay’s Banking Probe: Central Bank chief Carlos Carvallo resigned as regulators began resolution proceedings for digital lender ueno over a solvency shortfall. The case has drawn scrutiny over the bank’s political ties and supervision. Caribbean Reparations Debate: At the Commonwealth summit in Antigua, UK Prime Minister Andy Burnham opened talks on a formal apology for Britain’s role in slavery, while ruling out reparations. Caribbean leaders say an apology alone is not enough; King Charles is expected to express sorrow, not issue an apology. Brazil’s Election: Lula won a fourth term, a major comeback that has unsettled markets and renewed debate over the country’s political direction and the limits of US influence in the region.
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