AGP Executive Report
Last update: 11 hours agoHaiti Security: El Salvador’s President Nayib Bukele showcased troops patrolling Haitian streets as the search continues for four Salvadoran technicians missing since an October ambush. Police say they found the burned truck used by the men during a joint operation with Salvadoran forces and the multinational security mission. Mexico Economy: Business indicators suggest a tentative recovery: services and commerce returned to growth in October, while manufacturing remained in contraction for a 31st straight month. The outlook is still fragile and uneven. Cuba Water Crisis: More than 2.68 million people are facing water-supply disruptions, officials say, citing aging infrastructure, power shortages and pump failures. Havana plans solar projects to support key water sources. Jamaica Politics: A dispute over the government’s abstention on a UN vote calling for an end to the US embargo on Cuba has spilled into Parliament, with the opposition demanding its censure motion be reopened after debate was cut short. Paraguay Banking Fallout: Opposition lawmakers are seeking President Santiago Peña’s removal after the Central Bank seized Ueno Bank, leaving depositors—including pensioners—unable to access their funds.
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