AGP Executive Report
Last update: 9 hours agoBolivia Crypto Payments: Toyosa added Bitcoin to its Toyota checkout in Bolivia, alongside bolivianos, dollars and USDT, with BitGo Bank & Trust providing the institutional wallet infrastructure—another sign Bolivia is deepening regulated digital-asset rails after lifting its crypto payment-channel ban in 2024. Colombia Infrastructure Diplomacy: China’s ambassador pushed back on Bogotá Metro Line 1 criticism, saying the visit wasn’t a claim of ownership but part of supporting a major commercial public-private project. Latin America Climate Capital: ALTÉRRA (Abu Dhabi) and FinDev Canada signed an MoU to mobilize climate investment capital across emerging markets, with a stated focus including Latin America. SME Trade Support: ITC and DHL renewed collaboration to help small and women-led SMEs expand cross-border trade, using market intelligence plus logistics and advocacy. Banking Markets Watch: A market note highlights that JPMorgan is growing slower than faster digital-bank peers like SoFi and Nu. Energy & Oil Politics: A report links Venezuela’s new oil intermediary, Delcy Rodríguez’s UNGA presence, and past ties to Gazprombank-linked structures—raising questions about sanctions, influence and governance.
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