AGP Executive Report
Last update: 5 hours agoEnergy Investment: Azerbaijan’s SOFAZ is investing in Peru’s power sector via Inkia Energy, backing the country’s largest independent producer with a diversified hydro, gas, solar and wind portfolio (2.6 GW operating; 4+ GW in development). Climate & Work Impacts: The ILO warns El Niño (2026–2027) could hit jobs and incomes across Latin America and the Caribbean, with informal, rural and outdoor workers most exposed, and knock-on risks for food security and child labour. Biodiversity & Health: Japan’s zoo says all four Humboldt penguins died from avian malaria; the species is native to Peru and Chile, raising questions about how warmer conditions affect wildlife in captivity. Press Freedom Under Pressure: Peru’s anti-NGO law is being challenged in court by investigative outlets, after provisions let officials effectively veto foreign-funded reporting. Indigenous Culture: UNESCO and Peru’s culture ministry, with AJE Group, are supporting revitalization of Taushiro language and culture in Loreto through community-led programs. Politics & Environment Risk: Keiko Fujimori was sworn in amid protests, with critics warning emergency powers could shape how Peru responds to climate shocks like El Niño.
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