AGP Executive Report
Last update: 3 hours agoPeru’s Security Turn: Keiko Fujimori was sworn in as Peru’s president, launching a hardline plan that puts the Armed Forces in temporary charge during states of emergency to tackle organized crime, drug trafficking, and illegal mining, while also pledging police strengthening and a 15% minimum-wage hike. Regional Right-Wing Rapprochement: Ahead of and around the inauguration, Argentina’s Javier Milei met Fujimori in Lima, signaling tighter cooperation on the economy, security, and innovation amid a broader rightward shift across the region. U.S. Tariff Shock Hits Ecuador Trade: The U.S. imposed new Section 301 forced-labor tariffs on imports from 60 trading partners, effective July 24, with Ecuador listed among affected economies—raising near-term cost and compliance pressure for Ecuador-linked supply chains. Ecuador-Canada Trade Boost: Canada and Ecuador signed a free trade agreement that would make 99.6% of Ecuador’s exports tariff-free in Canada, a potential tailwind for exporters as ratification moves forward. Ecuador Drugs-War Reality Check: Reporting from Durán highlights how Ecuador’s anti-gang operations are complicated by corruption inside security forces, underscoring ongoing risks for business and investment in affected areas. Aviation & Connectivity: LATAM detailed cabin plans for its new Embraer E195-E2 fleet, aiming to expand Brazil domestic connectivity from Q4 2026.
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