AGP Executive Report
Last update: an hour agoTrade & Labor Standards: The U.S. announced new forced-labor tariffs, adding 10% duties on imports from dozens of trading partners including Canada and Mexico, after a probe found they failed to enforce bans on goods made with forced labor. Mexico Protests: Mexican teachers expanded a protest camp in Mexico City and threatened to disrupt the World Cup, demanding pension changes, repeal of an ISSSTE law, education reform, and a 100% wage increase. Central America Media Tech: Central American newsrooms are using AI tools to scale fact-checking and slow the spread of misinformation, partnering with the Inter-American Press Society and Google News Initiative. Automotive Aftermarket: Brazil’s light-vehicle fleet hit a record 51.5 million units, boosting long-term opportunities for the automotive aftermarket. World Cup Logistics: Iran’s national team received Mexican visas ahead of the 2026 tournament, with players set to depart for Tijuana as preparations intensify. Caribbean Tourism Metrics: The Caribbean Hotel and Tourism Association pushed for a broader way to measure tourism’s real value, beyond visitor spending alone.
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