AGP Executive Report
Last update: 2 hours agoBrazil’s Runoff: With Sunday’s presidential vote days away, Flávio Bolsonaro leads Lula by just one point in a poll; the candidates are also challenging each other over financial disclosures and campaign conduct. The Supreme Court separately suspended a permit for a major Amazon gold mine. Mexico–US Relations: Mexico charged a former Chihuahua prosecutor with treason, alleging he let US agents join a drug raid without federal approval—a case that puts national sovereignty and cross-border security cooperation in focus. Colombia’s Drug Trade: Authorities seized 7.6 tonnes of cocaine bound for the Netherlands at Cartagena, the country’s biggest haul in a decade. Venezuela’s Quake Toll: A new analysis suggests deaths from this year’s earthquakes may far exceed the government’s reported 6,509, with a US estimate placing the median at about 53,000. Regional Diplomacy: Argentina’s Javier Milei says he will pursue the Falklands claim diplomatically as a tribunal hearing over oil exploration approaches; Guyana and the US have also agreed to deepen defence cooperation.
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