Slavery Reparations Push: Jamaica’s delegation is set to file a formal petition to King Charles, asking the Privy Council to weigh whether Britain’s slave trade was legal under English law, whether it broke international law, and whether Britain has a legal duty to provide redress—an effort framed around the 1833 compensation to slave owners. Caribbean Legal-Political Fallout: Buckingham Palace says the king will not personally receive the petition, even as Jamaica presses ahead with the Privy Council route. Peru Security Shake-Up: Peru’s National Police chief Óscar Arriola resigned amid criticism over rising crime; Fredy López Mendoza, head of the General Staff, is named to replace him. Mexico–U.S. Security Reset: Mexico is reportedly reopening cooperation with the DEA after a major shift under Morena, with Omar García Harfuch at the center of renewed coordination. Colombia–Ireland Anti-Drugs Link: Colombia’s police are set to support Garda efforts via a cooperation deal aimed at disrupting organized crime and international drug trafficking. Argentina AI Infrastructure Race: Reuters reports hyperscalers are being courted for massive data centers in Patagonia, betting on cool weather, renewables, and shale gas—while local backlash remains limited. Earthquake Drill: The Dominican Republic will run a nationwide evacuation simulation on Sept. 8, with schools, hospitals and offices participating.