AGP Executive Report
Last update: 6 hours agoPeru Arts & Culture: A CCTV clip from Lima has sparked outrage after an orchestra director allegedly groped singer Naldy Saldana during rehearsal; she says she reported it in June and the group only fired the suspect after the footage went public. Sports Spotlight: Bahamian tennis pro Sydney Clarke returned to action in Mexico at the ITF W15 in Huamantla, reaching the doubles semifinals with Saumrita Jagatdeo Verma. Judo & Women’s Leadership: The IJF’s Sakura Judo leadership program launched in Lima, bringing together Peruvian athletes, coaches, referees and emerging leaders for three days focused on empowering women in the sport. Music for Families (Peru connection): Flor Bromley, a Peruvian-born singer-songwriter, headlines the Getty Center’s kids’ garden concerts with bilingual, Latin-inspired performances. Public Health (Peru): Researchers in Arequipa used an “immune system” style surveillance approach to track Chagas disease vectors, aiming to improve monitoring beyond traditional top-down methods.
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