AGP Executive Report

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World Cup 2026 kicks off: Mexico and South Africa open the expanded 48-team tournament in Mexico City, with 104 matches running to July 19 across the US, Canada and Mexico. Uruguay in the spotlight (sports + business): Uruguay signed an agreement with a Chinese university to create a Joint Pasture Agriculture Laboratory aimed at boosting genetic improvement and plant biotech for pasture and forage—part of Orsi’s China visit that also covered trade and science cooperation. Uruguay’s World Cup ties: Bielsa’s Uruguay squad and Suárez’s absence are being discussed ahead of Group H, where Uruguay face Spain. Shakira’s anthem: The official World Cup song “Dai Dai” by Shakira and Burna Boy is set for live performance at the opening ceremony in Mexico City. Tournament viewing basics: BBC/ITV coverage and free-stream options are widely promoted as fans brace for late-night kickoffs.

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