AGP Executive Report
Last update: 8 hours agoRightward shift in the region: Reuters reports Colombia has elected nationalist newcomer Abelardo De La Espriella, with Peru’s conservative Keiko Fujimori also projected to win—fueling a broader Latin America “pink tide” reversal tied to weak economies and rising crime. Oil & gas accountability: Guyana is still awaiting payment of a US$17M signing bonus from Cybele Energy for offshore Block S7, with interest piling up and cancellation risk growing, while another report says Guyana has repaid Exxon for seven approved projects but still hasn’t started receiving its full 50% profit share under the 2016 PSA. Electricity pressure and procurement questions: Opposition and letters raise concerns over government moves to renew Karpowership supply to GPL, warning about transparency and cost, as Linden residents again push for attention to long-running power-rate and service issues. Orange Economy under fire: A culture-sector consultation is criticised as falling short of earlier promises, with creatives and officials clashing over outdated laws and stalled delivery. Mining land dispute: The Opposition alleges a “double standard” after large-scale mining equipment was mobilised on Mazaruni lands linked to a political figure, contrasting it with tougher action taken against smaller miners. UN leadership race: Carolyn Rodrigues-Birkett’s bid for UN Secretary-General continues to draw attention, with coverage highlighting her push for reforms and inclusion.
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