AGP Executive Report
Last update: 4 hours agoChile Politics & Rights: Chile’s Justice Minister Fernando Rabat sparked backlash after saying pardons for child rapists and other serious crimes could be considered case-by-case, prompting a “No to Pardons” march by human rights groups. Student Protests: In Santiago, student demonstrators again clashed with police over President Kast’s education cuts, with reports of injuries tied to heavy-handed repression. World Cup Focus (Chile): Portugal beat Chile 2-1 in a World Cup warm-up at Estadio Nacional, with two red cards during an altercation; Cristiano Ronaldo also drew fresh online scrutiny after missing a free-header. Regional Politics: Peru held a tight presidential runoff as voters weigh crime and instability, with conservative Keiko Fujimori facing leftist Roberto Sanchez in a race seen as a test of Latin America’s rightward shift. Environment & Water: Activists warn Santiago’s data-center boom is drying wetlands in Quilicura amid the megadrought, raising concerns about water extraction.
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