AGP Executive Report
Last update: 6 hours agoEcuador Justice: Ecuador’s Attorney General’s Office asked a six-year, six-month prison sentence for ex-president Lenín Moreno in the Sinohydro bribery case tied to the Coca Codo Sinclair hydroelectric project, seeking similar time for Moreno’s wife, daughter, and 17 others, as the trial continues. Quito Security & Rule of Law: Ecuadorian authorities are investigating a deadly shooting at a wake in Manta that left four men dead, underscoring how gang-linked violence is spilling into public gatherings. Climate Risk for Ecuador: El Niño is back, with forecasts pointing to a strong-to-very strong event by late fall—raising alarms for Ecuador’s marine life and fishing economy. World Cup Politics (Global, but echoing locally): A White House official says UK PM Keir Starmer’s support for blocking an England kickoff-time change in Mexico was “far more egregious” than Trump’s FIFA call over Folarin Balogun’s red card, keeping FIFA integrity in the spotlight. Local Governance (Quito audience, abroad): Saint John council approved new standing committees, shifting focus toward quality-of-life and operations performance.
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