AGP Executive Report
Last update: 7 hours agoVenezuela: U.S. Secretary of State Marco Rubio backed a three-stage roadmap for political transition, including reforms aimed at enabling free and fair elections and continued releases of political prisoners. Separately, reports say Venezuelan forces struck an ELN camp in Apure, killing 19; the government has not commented. Guyana: A Caribbean peace group accused police of using live fire against peaceful supporters of opposition leader Azruddin Mohamed and urged CARICOM to intervene. Haiti: American Airlines has resumed daily Miami–Cap-Haïtien flights, restoring a U.S. link to northern Haiti while security restrictions keep carriers out of Port-au-Prince. Caribbean Summit: The UK pledged £40 million for regional projects and will discuss a possible slavery apology, but ruled out direct reparations, drawing calls from Caribbean leaders for greater accountability. Peru: Pope Leo’s planned November 14 visit to Zaña has raised hopes for the town, which is preparing to welcome the pontiff during his South American tour. Sargassum: A Mexican startup plans to turn the seaweed burdening Caribbean beaches into biodegradable packaging, with its first factory nearing completion.
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