AGP Executive Report
Last update: 10 hours agoCaribbean Culture & Community: Brooklyn’s Eastern Parkway braces for the 59th West Indian American Day Parade as police barricades line the route ahead of Monday’s crowds, while Eugene, Oregon’s Fiesta Cultural returns with added precautions amid heightened ICE activity. Slavery Reparations Push: Jamaica’s delegation arrives in the UK to file a petition to King Charles III, asking the Privy Council for legal guidance on slavery’s legality and Britain’s duty to provide redress—Jamaica also plans talks with the British Museum on returning artefacts. Regional Diplomacy & Sovereignty: Uruguay’s former president Luis Lacalle Pou calls for Venezuela elections and reopens Uruguay’s foreign-policy debate, as Peru’s Keiko Fujimori breaks ties with Iran and backs a US war drive. Finance & Payments: The ECB and Brazil’s central bank explore linking Europe’s TIPS with Brazil’s Pix for faster cross-border transfers, with a possible pilot as soon as 2028. Infrastructure: Panama’s Tocumen Airport advances $306.75M in projects to expand Terminal 2 and modernize airfield capacity. Sports Governance: FIFA confirms Gianni Infantino will seek re-election in March 2027 despite backlash over the abandoned World Cup investment plan.
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