AGP Executive Report
Last update: 10 hours agoRescue Miracle: A 43-year-old Venezuelan security guard, Hernán Alberto Gil Flores, was pulled alive from rubble after eight days following twin earthquakes, with teams from El Salvador, Chile, the U.S., Portugal, Mexico, Costa Rica, and Venezuela working through unstable ruins and aftershocks. Venezuela Updates: Acting President Delcy Rodríguez held a press conference defending the response, saying the death toll has climbed to 2,595 and reporting thousands rescued, while critics continue to question how fast aid and heavy machinery arrived. Local Health Scare: In San Salvador, students and teachers at INFRAMEN were reportedly poisoned after inhaling chemicals in a school lab; ambulances, the Red Cross, SEM, firefighters, and police responded, with some patients taken to hospital. Tennis Spotlight: ATP doubles players, including El Salvador’s Marcelo Arévalo, are reacting to proposed format and prize-money changes that could reduce doubles opportunities. Peru Politics: Conservative Keiko Fujimori was declared winner of Peru’s presidential runoff, edging out Roberto Sánchez by about 50,000 votes. Sports Moment: Surf champion Carissa Moore notched back-to-back World Surf League wins, with her daughter watching from shore.
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