AGP Executive Report
Last update: 8 hours agoColombia Politics: Far-right outsider Abelardo de la Espriella won the first round and will face left-wing senator Iván Cepeda in a June 21 runoff, setting up a high-stakes clash over security and the direction of the country. Caribbean Tourism Recovery: Sandals is pushing ahead with a $200M rebuild of three Jamaica resorts damaged by Hurricane Melissa, with reopening dates set for November and December as the company brands it “Sandals 2.0.” Food & Climate Stress: In Guatemala’s Dry Corridor, El Niño-linked drought is driving fears of hunger in an Indigenous Maya village as wells dry and crops fail. Tech & Heritage: A PhD student says a lost Maya city was found after spotting a LiDAR dataset buried deep in Google results, showing how digital tools are reshaping archaeology. Health Policy Debate: An opinion piece argues Washington’s healthcare cost-cutting plans are overlooking Latino patients’ higher rates of chronic disease and barriers to care. Mexico World Cup Protests: Mexican police used tear gas to stop teachers’ protests near the Zócalo during World Cup fan-fest construction.
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