AGP Executive Report
Last update: 11 hours agoPeru: Pope Leo XIV’s return drew an estimated 3 million people in Lima. The pontiff, who spent two decades in Peru, called it his homeland and urged respect for women; he also met abuse survivors. Mexico: President Claudia Sheinbaum rejected Donald Trump’s threat to double tariffs over a migrant caravan, saying none had reached the U.S. border since 2025. The U.S. and Mexico also face a review of their measles-elimination status as cases rise. Venezuela: A U.S. report says nearly all of $12.26 billion in proceeds from Venezuelan oil and other sales has been returned since Nicolás Maduro’s ouster, though the funds passed through a U.S.-managed account. Guyana: Exxon approved its eighth offshore project, a $12.5 billion gas development that could reshape the country’s energy sector. Argentina: Lionel Scaloni will stay on as national coach through the 2030 World Cup, after leading the team to the 2022 title and two Copa América wins. Paraguay: The Ueno Bank collapse has left depositors scrambling to recover savings and deepened a political crisis. Colombia: The peace tribunal’s chief warned that steep budget cuts and plans to close the court could undermine justice for victims and invite international scrutiny.
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