AGP Executive Report
Last update: 6 hours agoPolitics: Cuauhtémoc Cárdenas, a landmark figure of Mexico’s left and three-time presidential candidate, has died at 92. The head of the electoral authority resigned amid corruption allegations; Blanca Cruz was named interim chief as the agency pledged an overhaul. Trade: Mexico and the U.S. are racing to advance trade talks before U.S. midterm elections, while Mexico and India have formally opened negotiations on a preferential trade pact. Security: Mexico’s former Chihuahua prosecutor is facing an unusual treason case over alleged cooperation with the CIA in a drug-lab operation that left two U.S. agents dead. Infrastructure: Federal and Jalisco officials plan to invest 25 billion pesos to address Guadalajara’s water problems. Truckers ended a strike that disrupted roads in 19 states after securing talks with the government. Sports: Sergio Pérez is set to mark his 300th Formula One start at his home Mexico City Grand Prix, now racing for Cadillac. Mexico’s U-15 soccer team was eliminated after a 5–2 loss to Ghana.
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