AGP Executive Report
Last update: 8 hours agoArchaeology: Mexico’s Oaxaca has unveiled a pristine 1,400-year-old Zapotec tomb tied to the “Cloud People,” with rare murals and sculptures that could reshape what we know about Zapotec funerary beliefs. Aviation & Safety: Colombia is searching for a small plane carrying five people after it disappeared on a flight from Condoto to Bogota, with an emergency beacon later triggered near Cerro Tatama. Trade & Industry: The U.S. and Mexico are pushing for a pre–Nov. 3 interim trade deal that could cut some tariffs, with automakers and concerns about Chinese investment in Mexico at the center. Energy: Petrobras won regulatory approval to drill three additional wells in Brazil’s Foz do Amazonas basin, following a recent ultra-deepwater discovery. Politics & Courts: Colombia’s President Abelardo de la Espriella says he will challenge court orders that have blocked parts of his hardline security policy. Business & Tech: A demo day in Shanghai connected Latin American startups from Argentina, Uruguay, Chile, Colombia and Paraguay with Chinese investors, focusing on bioindustry, health and agriculture. Culture & Sports: K-pop’s Stray Kids made history by headlining Rock in Rio in Brazil, drawing about 100,000 fans.
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