AGP Executive Report
Last update: 8 hours agoCARICOM Tensions Over Cuba: Guyana and Trinidad & Tobago held back from endorsing a CARICOM statement condemning intensified U.S. measures against Cuba, underscoring fractures inside the bloc as Washington pressures Havana. U.S.-Cuba Escalation: The U.S. has charged Raúl Castro and others in a sweeping case while also signaling a tougher posture, with regional leaders watching closely. Colombia Peace Window: Colombia’s ELN and FARC dissidents announced separate unilateral ceasefires tied to the May 31 election, aiming to reduce intimidation during voting. Caribbean Cricket: Cricket West Indies confirmed a 2026 home season with Sri Lanka, New Zealand and Pakistan, including Tests in Antigua and Trinidad & Tobago. Puerto Rico Tourism Boost: San Juan inaugurated Pan American Pier 2 after a $40 million investment, targeting more cruise visitors and economic activity. Brazil Workweek Change: Brazil’s lower house approved a constitutional amendment moving to a 40-hour, five-day workweek. Climate Warning: The World Meteorological Organization warns global temperatures are likely to set new records before 2030, with El Niño a key risk factor.
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