AGP Executive Report
Last update: 9 hours agoBolivia Energy & Transport Crunch: Bolivia’s public transport is being hit by a diesel shortage, with operators running fewer vehicles and passengers facing long queues at fuel stations, including reports of drivers sleeping in cars to keep their place. Local Infrastructure: In La Paz, a sewage leak in El Esterito has dragged on for weeks, with residents waiting about 25 days for repairs. Civic Safety & Rights: A week of coverage also points back to La Paz’s wider unrest cycle, where security forces used excessive force during June demonstrations tied to President Rodrigo Paz’s legitimacy and emergency powers. Regional Security Policy: Separately, Nigeria’s SEC ordered capital market firms to cut financial ties with Iran and North Korea, reflecting tighter enforcement against high-risk jurisdictions. Human Interest: A fisherman from Mexico’s San Francisco La Paz was rescued alive after 15 days trapped in a pitch-black underwater cave, a reminder of how remote communities can still face sudden life-or-death emergencies.
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