AGP Executive Report
Last update: 2 hours agoOAS & Haiti: OAS member states, including Chile, urged the UN Security Council to renew and fully deploy Haiti’s Gang Suppression Force, calling for funding, equipment and logistics to keep the mission Haitian-led. UN leadership race: Costa Rica’s Rebeca Grynspan is leading in the UN secretary-general straw polls, with the Security Council set to keep voting as veto powers shape the final recommendation. Chile in the spotlight: Chile is listed among OAS signatories pushing Haiti security cooperation, while separate coverage notes Chile’s role in regional defense talks in the South Pacific. Regional climate policy: Rio de Janeiro was named a pilot city for the “Zero Waste Districts” program, which also includes Santiago and Patagonia in Chile, aiming to cut landfill waste and methane. Labor & risk: Chilean copper giant BHP’s Escondida mine faces contract rejection by supervisors, raising the prospect of mediation and a possible strike. Immigration enforcement fallout (US): A Tennessee taqueria shut down after an ICE raid detained three workers, underscoring the political heat around enforcement.
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