AGP Executive Report
Last update: 4 hours agoU.S.-Venezuela security cooperation: U.S. Southern Command chief Gen. Francis Donovan publicly thanked Venezuelan acting President Delcy Rodríguez after a joint operation killed “Niño Guerrero,” the alleged Tren de Aragua leader, in Bolívar’s mining region—another sign of tighter Washington-Caracas coordination. Electric grid recovery: Rodríguez signed a memorandum with GE Vernova to help rebuild Venezuela’s National Electric System, targeting 1,000 MW in 24 months and 5,000 MW over four years, with GE technicians already assessing equipment. Public frustration with U.S. role: A new report says Venezuelans expected faster economic gains and political change as U.S. involvement expanded, but currency weakness, inflation, and stagnation are still driving people to the U.S. embassy to demand action. Cuba sanctions fallout (regional pressure): The UN says U.S. sanctions are contributing to child deaths in Cuba, citing doubled infant mortality and worse cancer survival as medical supplies remain blocked. World Cup noise (Caracas angle): Coverage continues around the tournament’s early matches and rankings, with fans even flying Venezuelan flags in the stands.
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