AGP Executive Report
Last update: 8 hours agoUSMCA Shock: Trump says the US-Mexico-Canada deal could expire in 2036, throwing a wrench into renewal talks and underlining how fragile North American trade leverage can be. Mexican Animation on Netflix: Guillermo del Toro-linked buzz meets a real release—I Am Frankelda, a Mexican stop-motion dark fantasy based on Frankelda’s Book of Spooks, lands on Netflix and is already racking up festival wins and strong early reviews. Curaçao Media Push: Curaçao’s Tourist Board brings international outlets to cover World Cup watch parties tied to the island’s historic first FIFA World Cup matches. Science Meets Geopolitics: A Russian institute tied to missile work is flagged for scrutiny after sponsoring a major physics conference in Brazil. Library & Youth Info: Joyce Kasman Valenza announces retirement from Rutgers SC&I after a long career shaping school libraries and information equity. Climate Knowledge: Youth for Climate spotlights Indigenous, Quilombola, and traditional community leadership in Amazon climate solutions. World Cup Culture & Books: A wave of World Cup reading lists and sticker fever continues across Latin America, feeding fan culture beyond the pitch.
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