AGP Executive Report
Last update: 6 hours agoSecurity Crackdown in Lima/Callao: Peru renewed its state of emergency for 60 days, suspending key constitutional rights and allowing police to act with Armed Forces support against alleged organized-crime groups. Fujimori Seeks Fast-Track Lawmaking: President Keiko Fujimori asked Congress for 120 days of decree power, aiming to overhaul security, prisons, taxes, and labor rules— including a framework to label criminal groups as terrorists. Strategic Minerals Pact: Chile, Argentina, Bolivia, and Peru signed a declaration to coordinate on copper and lithium, set up working groups, and push responsible investment and supply-chain cooperation. Tren de Aragua Hit: Colombian forces captured a suspected senior Tren de Aragua leader tied to operations across Peru and the region as U.S.-Colombia anti-trafficking ties deepen. Education Strain: Cuba begins the school year amid shortages and power disruptions, while Peru’s own education challenges show up in teacher gaps in Camagüey. Science & Heritage: Researchers say Nasca’s spiral puquios were sophisticated water systems, using satellite mapping to explain how the ancient society managed drought.
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