AGP Executive Report
Last update: 2 hours agoEnvironmental Justice: Global Witness reports at least 124 land and environmental defenders killed worldwide in 2025, with Latin America responsible for 85%—Colombia leads (39) and Brazil follows (26)—and warns of a “hidden iceberg” of threats, smear campaigns, and digital harassment. Brazil Football: Palmeiras blew a late lead but advanced on penalties to reach the Copa Libertadores semifinals, where they’ll face Fluminense. Culture & Exchange: A China–São Paulo orchestral concert turned cultural exchange into a musical conversation, pairing Chinese folk melodies with major classical works. HIV Prevention: Apretude (cabotegravir) is highlighted as an injectable long-acting PrEP option approved in Brazil among other countries. Tech & Youth Policy: The EU moves to curb addictive social media features for minors; Brazil already requires parent-linked accounts and age verification for under-16s. Sports & National Teams: Chelsea striker Joao Pedro withdraws from Brazil friendlies with injury. Global Diplomacy: BRICS’ New Delhi summit produced a long declaration focused on trade, finance, technology, and cross-border payments rather than a military alliance.
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