AGP Executive Report
Last update: 2 hours agoPeru Arts & Culture: A major archaeological find is making headlines: archaeologists uncovered ancient, live-work ceramic studios linked to the Moche civilization in Peru, adding fresh texture to how the region lived and worked long ago. Film & Industry: The San Sebastián Europe-Latin America Co-Production Forum has selected 15 projects, including works by Celina Murga, Mariana Rondón, Santiago Loza, Matias Mariani and Christopher Murray—plus new voices like Ernesto Martínez—keeping Peru’s arthouse ecosystem plugged into global funding. Music & Pop Culture: Fatboy Slim is reissuing his 1996 debut album Better Living Through Chemistry—30 years later—giving fans a new way to revisit the dancefloor classic. Global Spotlight (with Peru links): DP World marked 20 years at Callao, saying it has invested about US$1B and now handles roughly 60% of Peru’s containerized cargo, reinforcing the port’s role as the country’s trade gateway. Science & History: Ancient DNA research from Chilean mummies points to early colonial smallpox in South America, a chilling clue to how the disease spread after European contact.
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