AGP Executive Report
Last update: 5 hours agoMexico–U.S. Border Crime: Texas woman Maria Narez, accused of killing her 3-year-old daughter in 1997, was arrested in Mexico after nearly 30 years on the run, ending a long international hunt. FIFA Fallout: Mexico and Argentina continue backing Gianni Infantino amid FIFA’s leadership fight, even as Norway calls for him to resign—adding fresh pressure to CONCACAF and global soccer politics. Trade & Food Security: The U.S. partially resumes avocado inspections after a security-driven halt, a move that could ease supply fears for the Mexico–U.S. pipeline. Energy & Industry: Foxconn’s Q2 profit jumped 35% on AI server demand, with plans for Nvidia-server factories in Mexico and Texas. Public Safety & Health: U.S. inflation cooled in July as gasoline and grocery prices fell, with lettuce prices dropping after a recall tied to Mexico-linked food safety concerns.
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