AGP Executive Report
Last update: 8 hours agoU.S.-Colombia Deal: In Barranquilla, Colombia and the U.S. signed pacts on critical minerals supply chains and strategic civil nuclear cooperation, with Rubio framing it as part of a broader security-and-investment package. Energy & Infrastructure: Sempra Infrastructure inked a 20-year LNG supply deal with Petrobras, feeding U.S. liquefaction capacity at Port Arthur. Public Health Milestone: Chile became the first South American country validated by the WHO for eliminating dog-transmitted rabies as a public health problem. Regional Development Watch: Guyana’s power grid is under scrutiny after officials acknowledged GPL hasn’t kept pace with demand; InterEnergy is advising upgrades. Climate Resilience: Nevis commissioned a 500,000-gallon glass-fused water tank to shore up supplies during droughts. Economy & Prices: Colombia’s peso rally is helping, but Grupo Cibest says it’s not enough to “correct” inflation. Business & Cross-Border Services: Compass launched a global division to streamline international real estate referrals. Culture & Tourism: Barranquilla Carnival headed to Madrid to join Shakira’s residency programming, while Chile’s rabies win and regional festivals keep drawing attention to public health and soft power.
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