AGP Executive Report
Last update: 2 hours agoUN General Assembly Travel Watch: More than 130 world leaders are expected in New York for the UNGA high-level week, with Brazil’s Lula set to open the general debate and Venezuela’s Delcy Rodríguez drawing major attention. Brazil Politics & Markets: A Goldman Sachs survey says foreign capital is returning to Brazil ahead of the Oct. 4 election, with investors pricing in big upside for Brazil equities if Flávio Bolsonaro defeats Lula. Brazil Tourism & Environment: An AP report highlights a recycling push in a popular Brazilian coastal city aimed at stopping reddish-orange waste from reaching beaches and waterways. Brazil Aviation: Brazil’s ANAC is cracking down on unruly passengers with fines and a no-fly list. Regional Travel Links: New route coverage points to growing Europe-to-Central/South America connectivity, with Brazil flagged as a standout destination. Safety & Security: A separate report notes a major drug-trafficking case tied to West Africa routes, underscoring risks for travelers and logistics.
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