AGP Executive Report
Last update: 6 hours agoU.S.-Ecuador ties & security: The U.S. confirmed it redirected $52 million in military aid meant for Slovakia to Colombia, Ecuador, Panama and Peru, as Washington expands anti-cartel cooperation. Immigration enforcement: The State Department says it has revoked more than 250,000 visas since Trump returned to office, citing crimes, terrorism links, and fraud. Ecuador health pressure: In Cuenca, dialysis patients and families protested unpaid bills, warning that delayed government payments to private centers could disrupt lifesaving treatment. Public safety: Forest fires continue to threaten Azuay, with Cuenca firefighters warning dry vegetation and wind have pushed the provincial total above 1,700 hectares burned. Local sports & culture: HYPE Fighting brought a major submission-only grappling event to Quito, headlined by Marlon Vera vs. José Aldo, which ended in a draw. Business: Ecuadorian shrimp firm Omarsa bought Nueva Pescanova’s French refrigerated products division, aiming to grow in Europe’s chilled shrimp market.
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