AGP Executive Report
Last update: 11 hours agoPuerto Rico Business & Skills: Claro is teaming up with the Puerto Rico Restaurant Association (ASORE) to upgrade the new ASORE Training Center with 1,000 Mbps fiber internet for workshops, seminars, executive meetings, and online learning—aimed at strengthening restaurant entrepreneurs and professionals. Puerto Rico Culture & Food: Aguada is spotlighting its rising cacao scene with the third edition of the Aguada Sabe a Cacao Festival, bringing together local farms, educators, and chocolate-focused businesses. Arts & History: The Huntington’s “This Land Is …” initiative for America’s 250th anniversary uses exhibits and installations to tell a more representative story of land and U.S. history, including work tied to federal Indian boarding schools. Global Justice Conversation: Barbados PM Mia Mottley called a U.K. reparations claim “asinine,” arguing the Caribbean is owed justice for slavery and colonial extraction, not asked to pay. Health & Environment: A new report says nearly half of U.S. children live in counties with failing air quality, with heat and wildfires driving worsening pollution. Music & Identity: Bad Bunny’s Emmy nominations keep fueling debate around his Puerto Rican identity and politics, with fans framing the moment as a cultural counterpunch. LGBTQ+ Visibility: Mexico City’s Pride March drew massive crowds and navigated FIFA Fan Fest logistics to keep the Zócalo-area celebration accessible. Humanitarian Relief: Caritas continues distributing aid in Venezuela after the earthquake, relying on a large volunteer network to deliver food, hygiene kits, and medical supplies.
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