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Geopolitics & Trade Theater: A fresh take on Trump’s China trip says it was “mostly performative,” arguing the U.S. couldn’t force concessions and instead used diplomacy to shift attention while China’s leverage and sovereignty held firm. Climate Science: A new global study finds warming is steadily stripping oxygen from rivers—down about 2.1% since 1985—raising fears of fish die-offs and “dead zones” later this century. International Tax: OECD’s global tax framework still looks stuck, with consensus fraying over what comes next for the digital economy. Venezuela’s Comeback Push: Venezuela’s central bank chief projects 8% growth for 2026 as the country restructures over $150B in external debt and aims to rejoin the IMF/World Bank orbit. Migration Pressure in Chile: Chilean labor data shows Venezuelans leaving the workforce, tied to tougher immigration and Venezuela’s political shift. Tech & Payments: Blokko.io and WalletConnect plan crypto/stablecoin payments across retail POS networks in the U.S. and Latin America. Energy & Industry: Argentina inaugurated the El Quemado solar park, now its biggest PV project, while Brazil’s machinery sector logged $606M in business at OTC 2026.

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