AGP Executive Report
Last update: 2 hours agoClimate Emergency: Bolivia declared a state of emergency as El Niño brings floods and drought. Drought has affected 78,000 families and killed more than 75,000 livestock, while the UN warns the climate event could intensify. Brazil’s Election: Lula secured a fourth term with 51.8% of the vote. US Secretary of State Marco Rubio denied Washington helped defeated candidate Flávio Bolsonaro travel to Florida, where he faces an investigation in Brazil. Reparations Debate: CARICOM says a British apology without reparatory action is incomplete, calling for talks to cover its plan, including debt relief, health and education. UK Prime Minister Andy Burnham is open to an apology but rejects financial reparations, as King Charles prepares to address Commonwealth leaders in Antigua. Papal Visit: Pope Leo is set to tour Uruguay, Argentina and Peru from November 6, weeks after cancer surgery; his itinerary includes meetings with Indigenous communities and abuse survivors. Energy and Trade: Eni has restarted work at Venezuela’s Junín-5 oil field, targeting output of 200,000 barrels a day by 2028. China and Peru’s upgraded free-trade pact has also taken effect, expanding cooperation in services, e-commerce and supply chains.
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