AGP Executive Report
Last update: 5 hours agoArgentina-Iran Tensions: Tehran designated Argentina’s navy and air force “terrorist organizations,” retaliating for Buenos Aires’ designation of Iran’s Revolutionary Guard. Venezuela’s Energy Shift: Caracas approved private investment in electricity as Exxon signed a preliminary, nonbinding deal to assess oil opportunities, while seeking stable rules before committing funds. Haiti Security: Salvadoran forces and Haitian security units struck a 400 Mawozo gang headquarters near Port-au-Prince; reports of deaths remain unconfirmed. Migration: Mexican authorities stopped a new Central American migrant caravan and detained about 40 people, while a larger group continues north hoping for a chance to enter the U.S. U.S. Oversight: House Republicans blocked an impeachment push against Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth; the charges included unauthorized strikes on alleged trafficking boats in the Caribbean and the seizure of Venezuela’s Nicolás Maduro. Paraguay’s Crisis: Santiago Peña was impeached after a bank collapse locked millions out of accounts, and his successor, Pedro Alliana, was sworn in. Pope in Argentina: Pope Leo drew a huge crowd at a Buenos Aires vigil, urging young people to look beyond online attention and calling for greater social justice.
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