AGP Executive Report
Last update: 3 hours agoStorm Aftermath: Hurricane Simon and Tropical Storm Rachel left at least six dead in Mexico as flooding battered the Pacific coast; Puerto Vallarta’s airport has reopened to commercial flights. Labor Rights: The U.S. has asked Mexico to investigate alleged union-busting at a Guanajuato factory, invoking the USMCA’s Rapid Response Labor Mechanism and delaying final customs clearance for its goods. Telecom Deal: AT&T agreed to sell its Mexico business to Grupo Televisa and Fintech Holdings for $2 billion, subject to regulatory approval and an expected 2027 closing. Cartel Security: Mexico’s defense secretary warned of growing cartel use of weaponized drones and said the military has acquired anti-drone systems and coordinates with the U.S. Education: Senate committees backed a measure restricting phones and smart devices in schools from preschool through secondary grades, with limited educational use allowed. Prisons: Mexico plans six high-security prisons to address overcrowding affecting more than 18,000 inmates.
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