AGP Executive Report
Last update: 8 hours agoHousing & Land Reform Protests (Argentina): Thousands of Argentines marched against a Milei-backed bill that would raise the share of land foreigners can own, speed up tenant evictions, and limit expropriation powers—setting up a major fight over property rules and housing security. Energy Infrastructure (Argentina): TGN’s renamed Gasoducto Manuel Belgrano will run as a special-purpose vehicle for the $1.5B Tratayén–La Carlota pipeline under RIGI, aiming to move more Vaca Muerta gas to northern provinces. Disaster Response & Displacement (Colombia): Cali’s earthquake recovery is being shaped by basic needs and weather, with residents facing water shortages and shelters stretched as authorities work to count the displaced and plan longer-term relocation. Port & Trade Investment (Peru): DP World marked 20 years at Callao, citing about $1B invested, 22M TEUs handled, and the terminal now moving roughly 60% of Peru’s containerized cargo. Money Laundering Oversight (Mexico): Mexico tightened rules for “vulnerable activities,” expanding compliance duties for real estate developers and other nonbank sectors, with added focus on crypto and beneficial ownership tracking. Border Policing vs. Nature (U.S.-Mexico borderlands): Big Bend’s planned border buildout is drawing backlash while a BioBlitz initiative tries to document local biodiversity before construction changes the landscape.
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