AGP Executive Report
Last update: 7 hours agoFIFA Power Play: FIFA chief Gianni Infantino landed in Colombia for hard-right President Abelardo de la Espriella’s inauguration, drawing South American football backing as the sport’s governance crisis deepens after a World Cup private-investment plan. Political Resistance: Colombian Sen. Ivan Cepeda urged “resistance” against the new government, framing it as peaceful, constitutional mobilization after left-wing lawmakers skipped the inauguration. Visa & Media Scrutiny: The U.S. expanded social-media vetting for foreign journalists applying for visas, adding another layer to how media access is managed. Security & Trade Shock: The U.S. paused avocado inspections in Mexico’s Michoacán over security threats; Canada says the impact on imports has been “not significant,” while Mexico deployed troops to restart inspections. Cartel-Linked Violence Online: Mexico arrested a former governor tied to the 2014 disappearance of 43 students, while separate coverage highlights the growing risk to social-media creators amid cartel-linked killings. Marcom in Sports: Peruvian club Deportivo Municipal launched a sponsor-filled “1,000 squares” kit, turning its jersey into a micro-donation crowdfunding platform for local businesses.
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