AGP Executive Report
Last update: 9 hours agoVenezuela Earthquake Response: PAHO warns the quake health emergency is in a critical phase, with disease risks rising as shelters stay overcrowded and water and routine care remain disrupted; the death toll is reported at 3,811 with 16,740 injured and nearly 18,000 displaced. Cuba Blackout and U.S. Talks: Cuba’s grid suffered a total disconnection affecting about 10 million people amid a fuel crisis, while Prime Minister Manuel Marrero Cruz says Havana is in “very sensitive” dialogue with the U.S. Colombia Foreign Policy Shift: Incoming foreign minister Omar Bula Escobar says Colombia will close embassies in Havana and Managua, keeping relations without “legitimizing” Cuba and Nicaragua. Mexico Jobs and Drug Pressure: Baja California led Mexico in formal job creation (76,048 IMSS-registered workers added in Jan–Jun), while a report says cartel crackdowns haven’t slowed fentanyl flow to the U.S. World Cup Fallout: Ticket prices for Mexico and the U.S. games plunged after both were eliminated, while FIFA declined to sanction Argentina over Falklands-related locker-room chants. Business/Finance: Cardless expanded its executive team as it scales co-branded card programs.
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