AGP Executive Report
Last update: 11 hours agoWorld Cup injury watch: Brazil’s Neymar is a doubt for the tournament opener against Morocco after scans showed a grade-two calf strain, with Brazil’s doctor saying he needs two to three weeks and will likely miss pre-World Cup friendlies vs Panama and Egypt. Uruguay infrastructure: OSE secured $130m for the Casupá Dam project, aimed at boosting Uruguay’s freshwater storage from 80 million to 200 million cubic meters, with construction targeted to start in early 2027 and finish in 2029. Uruguay diplomacy: Chinese FM Wang Yi met Uruguay’s Mario Lubetkin in New York, reiterating China’s support for Uruguay’s sovereignty, security and development interests and pledging deeper cooperation. Regional trade pressure: Japan’s ruling party lawmakers urged caution over starting Mercosur talks, warning livestock sectors could face pressure from cheaper imports. Local sports note: Montevideo’s Brady Hagen finished second in a Pure Stock feature at KRA Speedway, in a day that also highlighted Military Appreciation Night. Montevideo Today readers’ angle: Bielsa’s “Uruguay mutiny” chatter keeps swirling ahead of 2026, as questions about squad unity and coaching intensity resurface.
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