AGP Executive Report
Last update: 8 hours agoBolivia Protests Escalate: President Rodrigo Paz signalled dwindling patience for weeks of roadblocks, blaming “narcoterrorists” and pushing a state-of-emergency path that would let the military clear blockades; clashes have left at least 14 civilians and riot police injured, with food, fuel and basic goods shortages worsening. Sports—Bolivia vs Scotland Fallout: Scotland’s World Cup build-up is in full swing after a 4-0 warm-up win over Bolivia, but a row with Norway erupted when Scotland cancelled a behind-closed-doors friendly at short notice, with Norway calling it “unprofessional” and Scotland’s John McGinn defending the decision as injury-protective. Doping Update: CAS cut Bolivia midfielder Boris Cespedes’ doping ban to 15 months after partially upholding his appeal over acetazolamide. Business—Oil and Demand: D&L Industries said it’s more optimistic as crude and coconut oil prices fall, with non-food demand helping offset weaker food sales.
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