AGP Executive Report
Last update: 14 minutes agoHurricane Watch: Hurricane Polo is bearing down on Mexico’s Baja California Sur, with officials warning of heavy rain, flash floods, and strong winds as it heads for landfall Monday (Category 3, expected to weaken but still dangerous). Hurricane Watch: In Hawaii, Hurricane Nolo is moving away, but high wind, surf, and flooding risks linger for parts of the Big Island. Crime & Justice: Colombia arrested the wife and daughter of Ecuadorian gang leader “Fito,” charging them with money laundering after an INTERPOL-backed operation with FBI and Ecuadorian support. Tourism & Tech: Venezuela is pushing AI and digital tools to modernize tourism, aiming to help visitors find services “within reach of the telephone” while keeping people at the center. Sports (Mexico): Pumas fell 3-2 to Atlético de San Luis in Mexico City after late VAR drama and penalties. Sports (NFL Brazil): Ravens WR Zay Flowers is active for Baltimore’s Week 3 game vs. Dallas in Rio after a hamstring absence; halftime had Baltimore leading 17-13. Labor & Equality (Guyana): Women’s groups are weighing in on Guyana’s labor-law overhaul, pressing for equal rights and non-discrimination as the oil-driven economy expands.
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