AGP Executive Report
Last update: 8 hours agoLabor & Gig Work in Brazil: Reuters reports Lula’s reelection campaign kicks off with a push to protect app-based workers, including pay, working conditions, social security and even platform algorithm rules—aimed at a younger workforce less tied to unions. Disaster Response in Colombia vs. Venezuela: A comparison of recent earthquakes highlights how Colombia’s faster coordination and many official entities helped rescue efforts in the crucial first 72 hours, while Venezuela’s response was hampered by confusion, limited equipment and delayed orders. Trade & Tariff Pressure Linked to Mexico: The White House accuses 40+ countries (including Mexico) of helping China dodge Trump-era tariffs via transshipment, raising concerns for jobs and supply chains. Football Governance in Qatar: Qatar’s FA demands transparency from the AFC after saying it wasn’t consulted before a joint statement involving FIFA World Cup commercial rights. Sports & Health (Argentina): Djokovic’s Cincinnati exit spotlights a “health condition,” while Tirante’s win underscores Argentina’s rising ATP momentum. Workplace/HR Angle: The week also includes broader signals of labor-market strain and policy shifts affecting employment protections across the region.
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