AGP Executive Report
Last update: 10 hours agoColombia Earthquake Aftermath: Colombia’s quake toll is climbing as the search for survivors fades, with at least 287 dead and hundreds still missing; President Abelardo de la Espriella has declared an “economic emergency” and promised rent subsidies while rebuilding ramps up. Real Estate & Tourism Policy: The Dominican Republic’s North Coast is seeing early signs of a property market shift after a capital gains tax cut to 10%, alongside a record tourism season and a new wave of resort development. Security & U.S. Pressure on Drugs: Colombia is joining the U.S.-led “Shield of the Americas” anti-cartel coalition, signaling deeper military cooperation as Washington pushes for tougher regional action. Trade Tensions: Brazil’s Lula triggered a reciprocity process against U.S. tariffs, aiming to force consultations while warning the country won’t be “taken lightly.” Digital Finance: Nubank reported record quarterly income above $1B as it accelerates expansion plans, including a U.S. bank push. Tax Enforcement in Central America: El Salvador topped the region’s tax burden at 22.1% of GDP by boosting enforcement, e-invoicing, and bringing small businesses into the tax base. Workplace & Corporate Culture: Philip Morris Philippines earned its first Great Place to Work certification, tying the milestone to its smoke-free transformation and employee feedback.
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