AGP Executive Report
Last update: 12 hours agoPublishing & Books: Netflix’s Laura Mora is steering season two of its One Hundred Years of Solitude adaptation, aiming to “dial up the politics” while toning down the novel’s magical realism. Climate & Books: Fred Pearce’s Despite it All (Granta) argues the green transition has real momentum, and he’s pushing back on climate despair. Animals & Storytelling: Ryan Huling’s The Hidden Nations of Animals uses satellite tech and tracking to map animal “societies,” starting with Canada’s beaver belt. Latin America Culture: A new wave of Argentine fandom keeps the “Malvinas are Argentine” banner alive after the World Cup, turning a political claim into youth-made art and merch. Sports & Media: Colombia’s Andres Escobar murder is revisited in a long-form reflection on how the tragedy echoed at home. Energy Policy: Brazil’s ethanol mandate moves to E32 (trial), while the U.S. stays at E10. Health & Workforce: A Vermont nursing home recruits Mexico-trained nurses as a licensure pipeline.
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