AGP Executive Report
Last update: 6 hours agoVenezuela–U.S. Energy Jobs: Acting President Delcy Rodríguez signed new energy deals with U.S. partners including Chevron and General Electric, with Chevron confirming a $7B+ expansion in the Orinoco Belt and plans to more than double output to about 600,000 bpd—while officials say the agreements could create 1,000+ local jobs through training and grid restoration. Venezuela Oil Deal Fallout: China publicly urged protection of its “legitimate interests” in Venezuela after the pact included U.S. participation across 17 oil fields, raising concerns for Chinese state-linked operators. Colombia Geothermal Push: Dewhurst Group secured Colombia’s geothermal exploration permit for the Cóndor Paipa project, positioning Paipa/Boyacá for baseload power and new skilled work. Cross-Border Hiring: Cano & Sons Trucking is expanding U.S.–Mexico logistics and recruiting more drivers, highlighting compliance and workforce needs in cross-border freight. Workforce & Policy Signals: Mexico’s private-sector rules continue to evolve, while Cuba approved a framework letting Cubans abroad own private businesses—both pointing to shifting employment opportunities across the region.
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