AGP Executive Report
Last update: 3 hours agoEducation & Rights: A new Plan Brasil study finds pregnancy during childhood or adolescence derails girls’ autonomy in Brazil—61% of young women surveyed reported interrupted education, 83% said they left jobs or missed career chances, and 73% faced discrimination. Public Health & Lifestyle: Brazil’s SUS is expanding telehealth for online gaming and betting problems, boosting monthly capacity from 600 to 100,000 consultations via the Meu SUS Digital app. Sports & Culture: Neymar says he hasn’t decided whether to retire from club football after his Santos contract ends in December, while tensions around the Copa do Brasil continue after Remo accused him of provocation. Diplomacy: The U.S. revoked Brazil’s ambassador’s visa amid escalating tensions tied to Brazil’s upcoming elections, with Brazil condemning the move. Security & Institutions: The IDB and INTERPOL announced expanded financing and a Rapid Response Task Force to support security and justice efforts across Latin America and the Caribbean, with a Brazil pilot. Global Arts & Heritage: Beijing was named UNESCO-UIA World Capital of Architecture 2029, with Rio de Janeiro previously holding the title.
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