AGP Executive Report
Last update: 9 hours agoAviation & Competition: Brazil’s antitrust authority CADE cleared American Airlines to invest up to $100M in Azul, giving it an 8.66% stake as the US carrier seeks minority influence during Azul’s Chapter 11 restructuring. Energy & Industry: Holcim is exiting the Philippines, agreeing to sell its business to China’s Huaxin for about $807M, with a majority stake sale first and the rest over 3–5 years, subject to approvals. Autos & Trade: Chinese EV makers keep gaining ground in Argentina as Milei expands tariff-free import quotas for electric vehicles, effectively creating an opening that favors Chinese brands. Sports Governance: UEFA escalated its fight with FIFA over Gianni Infantino’s scrapped World Cup stake-sale plan, threatening legal action and demanding document preservation, while English and Welsh football bodies withdrew support. Politics & Social Policy: In Buenos Aires, La Libertad Avanza and PRO pushed a conservative forum agenda targeting sex education and abortion law, signaling renewed pressure on city and national policy. Regional Security Debate: A new look at Latin America’s crime-fighting trend warns that militarizing public security can backfire, citing risks of violence and rights abuses.
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