AGP Executive Report
Last update: 6 hours agoBolivian Protest Crisis: Bolivia’s La Paz court annulled arrest warrants against COB leader Mario Argollo and Túpac Katari leader Vicente Salazar, a key step protesters say is needed before talks can restart, though COB leaders have signaled they won’t negotiate while blockades continue. Regional Security Push: Mercosur plans a crime monitoring center to standardize violence and crime figures across member states, with university-validated data published online. Global Crackdown: INTERPOL-backed “Orca XI” operations across 20 countries seized 3,308 illegal firearms and 56 tonnes of drugs, leading to 8,701 arrests. World Cup Build-Up (Scotland): Scotland beat 10-man Curaçao 4-1 at Hampden as Lawrence Shankland scored twice, but Billy Gilmour left injured and is now awaiting a scan ahead of the tournament. Sports/Local Life: A debate in the Dominican Republic over limiting motorcycle imports shows how policy can clash with jobs and rider enforcement.
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