AGP Executive Report
Last update: 12 hours agoHurricane Rachel: Hurricane Rachel has strengthened to a Category 3 off Mexico’s Pacific coast, with authorities warning of very heavy rain, landslide risk, and dangerous surf along Baja California Sur, Sinaloa, and Jalisco. Food & health policy: A new push argues Mexico needs a comprehensive law to regulate unhealthy foods, warning that “information” alone can’t beat a market built to sell sugar and junk. Security & justice: A rare school attack in Coahuila left a vice principal dead and three injured, allegedly carried out by two 18-year-old brothers detained after the assault. Mexico-U.S. politics: The U.S. Supreme Court cleared the way for “third-country” deportations, while a watchdog report says ICE struggled to locate most high-risk visa overstay targets during the Biden years. Congressional/Border politics: Arizona’s secretary of state race spotlights mail voting rules and election access, as candidates trade cartel-linked accusations and debate how to verify ballots. Cartel crackdown: A former Tamaulipas governor filed a corruption case in a U.S. court targeting the current Morena governor and judicial officials, amid intensified U.S. Treasury sanctions tied to cartel networks. Climate risk for kids: UNICEF warns El Niño-linked droughts and flooding are putting 25.8 million children across Latin America at growing risk, including areas on Mexico’s Pacific coast. Tourism & business: Hilton is moving two Riviera Maya resorts to all-inclusive formats, with adults-only sections at both properties.
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