AGP Executive Report
Last update: 5 hours agoVenezuela–U.S. Oil Deal: Acting President Delcy Rodríguez says Venezuela keeps ownership and sovereignty under Trump’s pact, while detailing terms that would pay Venezuela about $19 per barrel and project up to $209 billion in taxes—amid sharp domestic backlash over perceived resource siphoning. U.S. Military Strain Over Iran: Senior U.S. commanders warn Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth that extending large-scale operations against Iran is “unsustainable,” risking weaker readiness for other threats, including in the Americas. Colombia Public Finances: Colombia’s 2026–27 budget shows a deeper-than-expected deficit, with analysts warning the government may need multilateral support, potentially including the IMF. China Trade Pressure: U.S. Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent urges G20 countries to reconsider trade terms with China to reduce imbalances, arguing China’s export-driven model is unsustainable. Business Watch: Miniso reports booming membership growth in China but uneven overseas expansion, highlighting the challenge of scaling globally. Miami Corporate Move: Galderma inaugurates its U.S. and Latin America headquarters in Miami to accelerate growth and training.
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