AGP Executive Report
Last update: 2 hours agoUruguay: About 40,000 people gathered in Paysandú for Pope Leo XIV’s first South American Mass. He urged countries to bridge divides and work together. Guatemala: Three police officers were killed in an armed attack targeting lawmaker Julio Portillo in Zacapa; the lawmaker survived and the attackers remain at large. Paraguay: President Santiago Peña was removed amid a political crisis triggered by the collapse of Ueno Bank, raising questions about oversight and public trust. Mexico: Police shot and killed a seven-year-old American girl during a cartel-related operation in Tamaulipas. Authorities say an investigation is underway. Cuba: Washington’s new sanctions on companies and vessels accused of aiding the Cuban government drew a sharp rebuke from Beijing, which threatened measures to defend its interests. Haiti: El Salvador has sent more than 2,000 troops to support the fight against gangs, as experts warn that a military crackdown could put civilians at risk.
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