AGP Executive Report
Last update: 10 hours agoAI in Medical Training: The University of the West Indies (Cave Hill), Era University (India) and the American University of Barbados are partnering to modernise medical education with AI and boost research-led training across the Caribbean. Immigration Policy Impact: Salvadorans with Temporary Protected Status face an uncertain future as the program sunsets, raising fears of job, insurance and retirement losses for roughly 170,000 people in the U.S. Cybersecurity: Check Point reports rising cyberattacks across sectors, with Latin America seeing the highest average attack volume and generative AI increasing data-leak risk. Digital Finance in LatAm: Mexico City’s Kapital raises $125M to expand its AI-driven lending model into the U.S. and Europe, alongside strong early 2026 growth metrics. Energy & Industry: ABS issues Basic Design Review certification for Hanwha Ocean’s standardised FPSO design for South American and West African deepwater markets. Press Freedom in Honduras: A judge moves forward with a preliminary hearing that could lead to trial for former military commander Roosevelt Hernández over alleged attacks on journalists. Marine Research (Costa Rica): UCR researchers use cameras and drones to track nurse sharks, challenging the idea that they barely move.
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