AGP Executive Report
Last update: 10 hours agoUS-Brazil Diplomatic Clash: President Lula doubled down on Brazil’s sovereignty and fiscal framework as Washington revoked the visa of Brazil’s ambassador to the U.S., escalating a broader fight over election interference claims and trade pressure. Foreign Policy Shift: Lula’s re-election program puts South-South cooperation at the center, pushing deeper BRICS and Mercosur ties and more influence for developing countries in global rulemaking. Argentina Rift: Brazil downgraded ties with Argentina after President Javier Milei’s attacks and support for Bolsonaro’s circle, moving the dispute to the charge-d’affaires level and raising fears for regional integration. FIFA Power Struggle: FIFA warned of a “concerted and ongoing effort” to undermine Gianni Infantino after his shelved $4.2bn commercial plan triggered UEFA boycotts and renewed calls for his resignation. Women’s Suffrage Spotlight: A new look at Brazil’s suffrage history highlights how misogynistic rhetoric—old and new—keeps resurfacing as a political threat. Climate & Cities: BRICS Friendship Cities Conclave 2026 opens in Mumbai Aug. 11-12, focusing on resilience, coastal risks, and cooling strategies for fast-growing urban areas. Tech & Payments: Mastercard says it can now handle stablecoin settlement directly after a New York license, with Brazil already in the mix.
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