AGP Executive Report
Last update: 2 hours agoEcuador Earthquake Watch: A 3.4 magnitude quake struck Ecuador’s Pastaza province in the Amazon at 06:03 local time, with no reported casualties or damage so far. U.S.-Backed Security Push: The Trump administration is moving from maritime drug strikes to possible land operations, with Ecuador described as a “testing ground” after joint raids continued despite a 2025 referendum rejecting foreign bases. Cartels vs. Fishermen: Ecuadorian fishers say they’re trapped between cartel extortion and U.S. airstrikes at sea, with reports of drone attacks and detentions. Media & Business: Teleamazonas named Andrés Badra, a former Venevisión executive, as CEO, aiming for a more sustainable model and faster digital growth. Sports Broadcast: LaLiga renewed TV rights with ESPN and DSports for Spanish-speaking South America, including Ecuador, through 2031/32. Telecom/Travel: Consultrans is highlighted as a partner to revive Uganda Railways, while Ecuador’s bill-paying system remains confusing for expats.
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