AGP Executive Report
Last update: 5 hours agoVenezuela-US Oil Deal: Delcy Rodríguez says Venezuela keeps “ownership and sovereignty” while the US gains majority control of 65B barrels via a 25-year joint venture, targeting 1.5M bpd and $19 per barrel to Venezuela—sparking local skepticism about who benefits and what it means for jobs and investment. Immigration & Work: USCIS restarted neighborhood investigations for citizenship applicants after a 35-year pause, adding interviews that can involve neighbors, landlords, employers, and coworkers. Mexico Ag Exports: Mexican avocado exports to the US resumed after a security alert was lifted in Michoacán; workers returned to packing and harvesting, though fears of renewed cartel violence remain. Caribbean Education: Caribbean stakeholders are debating how CTEC modular assessments feed into CSEC standards, with officials stressing modularity doesn’t lower academic expectations. Public Health in the Region: Los Angeles County received nearly 9,746 street-food complaints since 2023, including allegations involving animals and sanitation failures. Disaster Impact: Flooding in Pampanga, Philippines, forced the cancellation of Sunday Masses and closure of major malls.
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