AGP Executive Report
Last update: 7 hours agoEl Niño and health risks: UNICEF says about 25.8 million children across Latin America face rising drought and flood threats as this year’s El Niño intensifies. Climate and air quality: A Copernicus analysis finds nearly 40% of the world’s population was exposed to harmful ground-level ozone in 2026, with severe impacts in Asia and parts of South America. Caribbean health cooperation: Curaçao’s health minister is in Washington for CARICOM and PAHO meetings focused on disease prevention, chronic illness care, and medicine access. Regional diplomacy: Taiwan and Belize signed deals on a Taiwan-Caribbean Academy and diplomatic training. Environment and agriculture: Research highlights the spread risk of Panama disease TR4 threatening Cavendish bananas. Politics in Brazil: With Lula’s election vote starting Sunday, coverage spotlights how social programs like Bolsa Família still shape women’s support—while some remain undecided.
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