AGP Executive Report
Last update: 12 hours agoBolivia Crisis Escalates: Bolivia’s legislature approved a law empowering President Rodrigo Paz to deploy the military to clear roadblocks, after weeks of anti-government protests that have paralyzed cities and triggered food and medicine shortages; clashes in San Julián, Santa Cruz saw riot police backed by military vehicles use tear gas as protesters threw stones and burned tires. Security vs. Dialogue: The measure follows renewed government pressure for dialogue while authorities consider broader “state of exception” tools and intensify actions against social leaders tied to the blockades. Regional Politics Watch: Peru’s runoff vote remains too close to call after early counts showed Keiko Fujimori leading Keiko Fujimori vs Roberto Sanchez, with crime and inequality driving the campaign and markets bracing for either continuity or a leftward shift. Industry & Resources Angle: Separate coverage highlights lithium market transition dynamics toward potential deficit conditions in 2026, while Peru’s Macusani Plateau moves to treat uranium and lithium as national pillars—an energy-transition signal for mining investors. Sports With Bolivia in the Mix: Scotland’s World Cup warm-up rout of Bolivia (4-0) adds to the week’s spotlight on Bolivia amid broader regional attention.
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