AGP Executive Report
Last update: 9 minutes agoPeru Education Overhaul: President Keiko Fujimori unveiled a curriculum reform to strip out content her government calls “ideological,” including how schools teach the 1980-2000 violence period, while pushing daily reading and stronger basics like math, science, civic education, English and financial literacy. U.S.-Drug Policy Shift: The U.S. removed Venezuela and Bolivia from its “failed demonstrably” drug-trafficking list, citing Maduro’s arrest and later cooperation against Tren de Aragua, while keeping Colombia on the list. Brazil Election Tensions: Lula says he will tell Donald Trump at the UN General Assembly “don’t meddle” in Brazil’s elections amid tariff pressure. Brazil Economy: Brazil’s central bank cut the Selic rate to 13.75% for a fifth straight time as Lula seeks re-election. Argentina-Football Farewell: Messi is set for a final Argentina home friendly vs Benin on Oct. 6 at the Monumental. Sports Update: Brazil called up Fluminense’s Martinelli after Chelsea striker João Pedro withdrew from the squad due to injury. Central America Climate: El Niño is driving severe drought and hunger across the Dry Corridor, with animals dying and crops failing.
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