AGP Executive Report
Last update: 10 hours agoHuman Rights & Drug Policy: A new report by Programa Libertas and Acción Andina Bolivia documents 21 cases of sexual torture of women in police custody, including nine tied to enforcement of Bolivia’s drug laws—arguing the system manufactures abuse rather than treating it as isolated misconduct. Mining & Arbitration: A French court upheld a UNCITRAL award ordering Bolivia to pay Glencore at least US$255 million over the nationalization of tin and zinc mining assets, rejecting claims the investments were tainted by illegality. Security & Environment (Amazon): Five South American countries launched Operation Green Shield 2026, with Bolivia among participants, arresting hundreds and seizing timber, mining materials, and livestock tied to illegal land use across the Amazon basin. Industry & Logistics (Aviation): Grupo Aeroportuario del Pacífico reported July 2026 passenger traffic changes across its network, including La Paz up 11.9% year-on-year, signaling continued demand shifts for regional travel. Mining Finance (Bolivia-linked): Santacruz Silver granted equity incentive awards to directors, officers, and employees, while Pantera Silver said shareholders approved its AGM resolutions as it advances exploration at its Rakanco silver project in Bolivia.
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