AGP Executive Report
Last update: 6 hours agoFIFA Governance Crisis: New Zealand Football has withdrawn support for Gianni Infantino’s re-election, citing a breakdown in trust and calling for an independent review of FIFA’s aborted World Cup commercial rights stake sale plan, while Oceania’s confederation cautiously backed FIFA leadership and six Arab federations publicly reaffirmed support for Infantino. Colombia Earthquake Solidarity: Latin American bishops’ council CELAM sent messages of solidarity as Colombia’s quake death toll climbed past 250, with rescue teams still searching in hard-hit cities. Caribbean Diplomacy: The Dominican Republic expelled nine Cuban embassy diplomats and their families, escalating tensions after earlier Cuba–DR accusations and expulsions. Venezuela Energy Opening: BP returned to Venezuela with Gulf partners to take operatorship of the Loran phase two offshore gas project, signaling continued foreign investment momentum in the post-Maduro energy sector. Regional Weather Watch: The U.S. National Hurricane Center is tracking tropical waves AL92 and AL94 in the Atlantic, with AL92 posing a potential risk of heavy rain and strong winds for the Lesser Antilles. Drug Enforcement: Costa Rica extradited alleged cartel figures “Macho Coca” and “Compadre” to the U.S. for trial, linking them to cocaine trafficking routes.
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