AGP Executive Report
Last update: 7 hours agoPeru–U.S. Security & Disaster Ties: U.S. Secretary of State Marco Rubio called President Keiko Fujimori, signaling Washington’s push to deepen cooperation on transnational crime, trade, investment, and disaster preparedness. Defense & Local Industry: Peru’s Technical and Operational Analysis Committee picked South Korea’s K2 Black Panther for 150-tank procurement, with 46 built in Korea and the rest assembled in Peru under Hyundai Rotem’s plan. Climate & Food Supply: A report on Strait of Hormuz disruptions highlights how fertilizer flows can be as geopolitically fragile as oil—raising food-price risks and recalling Peru’s role in the earlier guano “Green Revolution.” Amazon Resilience: Amazon Watch and the Chapra Nation expanded solar, freezers, and internet to 12 communities, aiming to protect livelihoods as El Niño and extractive pressures intensify. Biodiversity & Heritage: New research links seabird guano to Chincha farmland productivity, showing how marine nutrients helped shape Peru’s pre-Inca power.
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