AGP Executive Report
Last update: an hour agoWorld Cup Drama in Atlanta: Defending champions Argentina survived a scare and beat Egypt 3-2 to reach the quarterfinals, rallying from 2-0 down with goals by Cristian Romero (79), Lionel Messi (84) and Enzo Fernández (90+2). Quarterfinals Set: Switzerland also advanced, edging Colombia on penalties after a 0-0 draw, setting up Argentina vs Switzerland in Kansas City. Refereeing Fallout: Egypt’s coach Hossam Hassan and the Egyptian FA are pushing FIFA to investigate and remove referee François Letexier, calling the officiating “injustice” and alleging VAR “double standards.” Buenos Aires Politics: President Javier Milei says he’ll send Congress a U.S.-style “shutdown” mechanism to halt Executive spending once the approved budget is used up. Nuclear Plan vs Layoffs: Milei announced a $1.2B private reactor project at Atucha, as CNEA workers protest layoffs tied to the agency. Crypto Business: Nexo launched its card in Argentina and named Andres Ondarra as GM, betting on fast-growing local digital-asset use.
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