AGP Executive Report
Last update: 3 hours agoReparations Standoff: UK Prime Minister Andy Burnham declined to rule out more Commonwealth funding, while insisting Britain does not support reparations. King Charles called slavery a “monstrous injustice” but stopped short of an apology; Caribbean leaders are pressing for reparatory justice. Guyana’s Energy Push: The government says it is expanding solar, hydro and natural gas under its low-carbon plan, alongside battery storage and electric-vehicle infrastructure. Regional Business: Peru’s Alicorp completed its US$150.5 million purchase of Colombia’s Rama margarine business and 18 other brands. Separately, the IDB says Latin American and Caribbean exports rose 19.5%, creating opportunities to attract investment. Brazilian Politics: Lula’s victory breaks the region’s recent anti-incumbent trend, drawing attention to the durability of his political coalition. Papal Visit: Pope Leo XIV is set to begin his first Latin American trip as pontiff on Nov. 6, including a return to Peru, where he served as a missionary and bishop.
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