AGP Executive Report
Last update: 7 hours agoBrazil’s Runoff: Flávio Bolsonaro leads Lula in recent polling ahead of the Oct. 25 presidential vote. Brazil’s electoral court has also ordered Meta to treat the candidates equally after Lula’s campaign alleged platform bias; Meta denies targeting either side. Regional Security: The U.S. is deploying about 600 troops to Latin America as Washington expands its campaign against drug cartels. Separately, Ecuador says it arrested four FARC dissident leaders accused of killings and trafficking in the border region. Diplomatic Shift: Colombia has opened an embassy in Jerusalem and is considering joining the International Holocaust Remembrance Alliance, marking a sharp change in ties with Israel. Big Investment: Uruguay says Spain’s Solaria plans a $5.7 billion data-center complex, backed by the country’s renewable electricity supply. Regional Ties: Chile’s president made the first state visit to Bolivia by a Chilean leader in 71 years, as political alignments shift across the region. Finance: Panama has been removed from the EU’s tax-haven blacklist, a decade after the Panama Papers scandal.
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