AGP Executive Report
Last update: 8 hours agoEnvironmental Safety & Rights: Global Witness says 105 land and environmental defenders were killed in Latin America in 2025—85% of the global total—highlighting Colombia (39) and Brazil (26) as the deadliest hotspots tied to fights over land and natural resources. Diplomacy: Colombia’s new ambassador to the U.S., María Consuelo Araujo, presented credentials to Donald Trump as Washington weighs whether to keep or change its drug-fighting certification stance. Migration & Benefits: New York AG Letitia James and NYC Mayor Zohran Kwame Mamdani sue to block a Trump-era public charge rule that expands which benefits can hurt immigration cases. Brazil Politics: Brazil’s Supreme Court postponed a key decision involving Justice Alexandre de Moraes, potentially pushing it past October elections. Regional Connectivity: Surinam Airways is exploring a new air link connecting Suriname, Guyana, and St Maarten to boost tourism and trade. Security: The U.S. confirmed the capture in Venezuela of an FBI “Most Wanted” fugitive tied to alleged Tren de Aragua-linked financial theft.
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