AGP Executive Report
Last update: an hour agoConsular Reset: Chile and Venezuela officially restored consular relations after a two-year rupture, with Foreign Minister Francisco Pérez Mackenna calling it a “new stage” and noting steps toward progressive normalization. Diplomatic Logistics: Venezuela is also installing temporary terminals at Maiquetía airport after June earthquakes, aiming to restart domestic and international flights. Security Agenda: President José Antonio Kast announced reforms to write public security into Chile’s constitutional framework and expand tools against organized crime, as lawmakers move on his broader package. Constitutional Politics: Senator Fidel Espinoza urged a working group after two diver deaths at Chilean salmon farms in under a month, pushing for tougher safety conditions in the sector. Regional Context: A wider “shift to the right” debate continues across Latin America, with Chile repeatedly cited among countries turning toward tougher, crime-focused governance. Culture & Diplomacy: Qatar Museums and Years of Culture opened “Your Ghosts Are Mine” at Centro Cultural La Moneda in Santiago, tying Chile’s cultural calendar to Qatar’s regional partnerships.
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