AGP Executive Report
Last update: 2 hours agoArgentina: Pope Leo drew about 650,000 people to Mass in Córdoba, following a 2.5 million-strong gathering in Buenos Aires during his South American tour. Colombia: The country launched a seventh airstrike near the Venezuelan border in its campaign against FARC dissidents. Nicaragua: Daniel Ortega reappeared after 68 days out of public view, looking weakened and prompting questions about his health. Mexico: Authorities arrested a regional Jalisco cartel leader, while annual inflation rose to 3.75% in October, driven partly by a sharp increase in airfares. Haiti: Salvadoran troops joined an intensified offensive against gangs as Haiti’s prime minister prepared to discuss the deployment with President Nayib Bukele. Regional tensions: Belize condemned a Guatemalan military incursion near the Sarstoon River, while Honduras delayed a verdict in a sex-trafficking case linked to a disappearance. Cuba: President Miguel Díaz-Canel rejected U.S. pressure as Washington tightened sanctions on the island’s oil network.
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