AGP Executive Report
Last update: an hour agoEl Niño Fallout: A new study warns “Super El Niño” could drive extreme heat deaths worldwide, with Brazil among the highest-risk countries. UN Climate & Oceans: UN chief António Guterres backed a first UN declaration on sea-level rise, pushing for sustained, funded action. Brazil Politics & Sovereignty: At the UN General Assembly, Brazil’s Lula renewed calls against foreign interference in elections and defended multilateralism. Finance & Corruption Probe: Brazil’s finance minister said a São Paulo case linked Entre Investimentos to money from organized crime, tied to the Banco Master scandal. Tech & Payments: MercadoLibre rolled out one-hour deliveries in São Paulo and expanded its pharmacy business with prescription sales. Environment & Industry: IBGE reported Brazil’s forest production hit a record BRL 47.9 billion in 2025, led by planted forests and eucalyptus. Sports (Brazil-Australia): The Socceroos begin a Queensland friendly series against Brazil, with match details and squad updates ahead of kickoff.
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