AGP Executive Report
Last update: 6 hours agoSecurity & Justice: Chile President José Antonio Kast announced a push for Congress to approve more than 30 legislative reforms to fight organized crime, tied to a proposed constitutional change making public security a state duty, with harsher penalties including for groups that recruit minors. Economic Policy: Kast also celebrated Congress approval of his sweeping “mega” tax and economic reform, including a corporate tax cut from 27% to 23%, framing it as a new growth stage after years of stagnation. Diplomacy: Chile’s new ambassador to Israel, Gabriel Zaliasnik, was among six diplomats welcomed in Jerusalem, underscoring Santiago’s continued diplomatic engagement. Regional Politics: A week of coverage also highlighted Latin America’s rightward shift, from Colombia’s upcoming inauguration security concerns to tensions between Brazil and Argentina and a split among Venezuela’s left over Delcy Rodríguez’s U.S.-aligned pivot. Public Health: A separate report noted influenza activity rising in Chile and other Southern Hemisphere countries, with travelers potentially carrying it north.
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