Peru’s Election Shock: Keiko Fujimori was officially declared president after a razor-thin June 7 runoff, winning 50.135% vs. Roberto Sánchez’s 49.865%—a margin of about 50,000 votes—after weeks of protests and fraud claims; she takes office July 28 and pledges a crackdown on organized crime. Stablecoin Rule in Brazil: Brazil’s central bank proposes a mandatory 24-hour hold on outbound dollar stablecoin transfers of $10,000+ by virtual asset service providers, aiming to slow large exits while keeping smaller retail flows mostly unaffected. Venezuela Earthquake Relief: International response to the June 24 twin quakes is scaling fast, with 51 delegations, 3,660 foreign rescuers, 707 tons of aid, and thousands of local responders mobilized. Brazil Anti–PCC Move: Federal Police froze about $2 billion in assets and carried out arrests tied to U.S.-sanctioned suspects accused of laundering for the PCC. Power Grid Investment: State Grid broke ground on a 1,468-km ultra-high-voltage transmission line to move bundled renewables from Brazil’s northeast to major load centers, targeting full operation by 2029. Crypto Aid via OKX: OKX says it will distribute direct USDT humanitarian credits to Venezuelans in hardest-hit areas like La Guaira. Peru-India Ties: India’s PM Modi congratulated Fujimori and flagged deeper bilateral cooperation. Regional Trade Signal: China reported $57.2B in 2025 trade with Latin America and the Caribbean via Jiangsu province.