AGP Executive Report
Last update: 8 hours agoWildlife & Conservation: Dior’s Sauvage is backing the World Wildlife Fund for wild puma protection in Patagonia, with the brand renewing its WWF support for another three years. High Seas Governance: Chile’s bid to host the High Seas Treaty’s headquarters in Valparaíso is back in focus after earlier doubts over expanding protected marine parks under the Kast administration. Climate Risk in Latin America: Peru’s government says El Niño 2026–2027 is severe but the economy is still growing, projecting 3.4% growth while funding new measures through supplementary credits. Food Safety: Chile-linked frozen berry recalls expanded after fears of E. coli contamination, urging consumers to discard or return affected products. Water & Mining in Chile: Camino’s Puquios project in Coquimbo received Chile’s DGA green light to start diversion and channeling works for creek management, backed by a $1.7M guarantee. Mining Infrastructure: Metso won a ~€16M thickener modernization deal in Chile aimed at higher throughput and better water recovery. Marine Life Science: Scientists met in Spain to improve data on Argentine shortfin squid, building shared databases to reduce uncertainty for shared fisheries.
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