AGP Executive Report
Last update: 8 hours agoClimate & Health: A new study says the Canary Islands are now hit by Saharan dust “calima” on about 146 days a year, with desert dust rising 10% to 25% despite cleaner air from other pollution sources. Energy & Industry: Trinidad and Tobago signed deals that could kick off large U.S.-linked data center projects, including a planned 300 MW facility, raising alarms about power use and environmental effects. Mining & Trade: The Democratic Republic of Congo began its first-ever lithium exports to China from Zijin’s Manono project, marking a major shift beyond copper and cobalt. Agriculture & Food Security: Guyana is cutting vegetable imports as youth farmers expand local production, with plans to link growers directly to hotels and hospitality buyers. Politics & Courts: Brazil’s Supreme Court blocked Argentina’s President Javier Milei from visiting jailed former leader Jair Bolsonaro, tightening Bolsonaro’s house-arrest rules. Sports Culture: Argentina’s World Cup final run is framed through childhood inspiration and “fearless” mentality as it prepares to face Spain at MetLife Stadium.
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