AGP Executive Report
Last update: 10 hours agoBRICS Summit in New Delhi: Leaders adopted a New Delhi declaration warning against “unilateral” tariffs and non-tariff barriers, while also condemning unilateral sanctions and calling out the U.S. tightening its blockade on Cuba and attacks on facilities under IAEA safeguards. Cuba–Mexico Solidarity: Cuba received its 13th humanitarian aid shipment from Mexico, with CARICOM also contributing, as Havana denounced the blockade’s impact on food, medicine and energy. U.S.–Argentina Military Deal: The U.S. approved a possible $140M sale of four refurbished Black Hawk helicopters to Argentina, as tensions with the UK over the Falklands/Malvinas continue. Brazil Election Watch: Brazilian court documents revealed an investigation into Flavio Bolsonaro over alleged corruption and money laundering tied to financing a biopic, weeks before the October vote. U.S. Trade Politics: Trump said a Canada trade deal could come “fairly soon,” even as the tariff fight strains cross-border supply chains. Education Snapshot (Brazil): New PISA 2025 results show Brazil still below OECD averages in reading, math and science, though the gap has narrowed since 2006. U.S. Security Cooperation (Andes): Rubio’s South America tour highlighted deeper U.S.-backed anti-drug and security cooperation, including Shield of the Americas participation by Colombia, Ecuador and Peru.
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