AGP Executive Report
Last update: 7 hours agoBrazil–Argentina Tensions: Brazil summoned Argentina’s top diplomat over the departure of Flávio Bolsonaro, who left for the U.S. after losing the presidential election and faces a money-laundering investigation. The dispute risks worsening already strained ties between Presidents Lula and Milei. Slavery Legacy: King Charles acknowledged the “shameful” history of slavery during a visit to Guyana’s 1823 uprising site, while Caribbean leaders pressed Britain for an apology and reparations. Prime Minister Andy Burnham is open to discussing a formal apology but ruled out financial compensation. Cuba Embargo: A U.N. vote overwhelmingly opposed the U.S. embargo, but Caribbean governments split: Trinidad and Tobago and Costa Rica voted against the resolution, while others abstained or supported it. Care Work: An IDB report finds caregivers across Latin America and the Caribbean earn about 90% of the minimum wage, often without formal contracts or social protections; women perform most unpaid care work, estimated to account for 21% of regional GDP.
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