AGP Executive Report
Last update: an hour agoDominga Dispute: Environmentalists, fishers, tourism operators and Indigenous representatives are urging President José Antonio Kast to block any back-door approval of the proposed iron and copper mine, port and pipelines in Coquimbo. The project is near habitat for most of the endangered Humboldt penguin population, and opponents want pending environmental and legal reviews respected. Extreme Weather: As Bolivia declares an emergency over El Niño-driven drought and floods, Santiago has recorded its wettest October on record. The event could bring further disruption across the region. Salmon Farming: In southern Chile’s Guaitecas Archipelago, local fishers say marine life has returned after they began restoring shellfish beds in waters they say were damaged by intensive salmon farming. More than 300 farms are authorized in the area, a national reserve.
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