AGP Executive Report
Last update: 9 hours agoCuba’s Economic Pivot: Cuba’s National Assembly passed 176 reforms to open the economy to private banks and real estate, but U.S. and exiles remain skeptical about how far the changes will go. Courtroom Accountability: Nigeria’s Federal High Court struck down a ₦110bn National Assembly luxury vehicle and allowance spending plan, calling it self-dealing. Housing & Local Services: New Zealand’s South Wairarapa council warns Cape Palliser Rd faces a major funding cliff after special national road status ends, while Porirua’s housing partnership shifted toward data-sharing after key agencies withdrew. Trade Rules for Local Goods: Türkiye drafted rules for shopping festivals and would require chain stores to reserve shelf space and sales area for domestically produced items. Health & Access: Ghana pushed for wider sickle cell screening and free treatment pathways, as local health leaders highlight the cost burden on families. Culture & Soft Power: BTS leader RM was named global ambassador for Korea’s National Museum, and International Yoga Day drew mass events in Kuwait and beyond.
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