AGP Executive Report
Last update: 12 hours agoColombia Power Shift: Abelardo de la Espriella was sworn in as Colombia’s president in Cali, ending Gustavo Petro’s leftist term and promising a crackdown on corruption and insecurity, with the inauguration held outside Bogotá as a political signal. Regional Politics & Security: A U.S.-Mexico border update highlights new pressure around deportations, legal aid changes for unaccompanied children, and ongoing deaths in ICE custody. Paraguay Tech & Health: In Yguazú, the MosquitOFF app—using NASA satellite data plus local health records—now helps forecast dengue risk across Paraguay’s municipalities. Diplomacy Watch: Brazil and the U.S. trade fresh blows over ambassador visas, while Paraguay’s ties with the U.S. remain in focus through renewed congressional messaging. Culture in Paraguay: Asunción will host a free documentary screening honoring guitarist Agustín “Mangoré” Barrios on the 82nd anniversary of his death. Sports Governance: FIFA president Gianni Infantino’s support is fracturing worldwide amid the fallout from his World Cup sell-off plan. World Cup 2030: Spain’s political parties are pushing to rethink Morocco’s co-host role after the Ceuta migration crisis, while reports suggest Spain’s Bernabéu is favored for the final.
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