AGP Executive Report
Last update: 9 hours agoFIFA Power Struggle: UEFA and CONCACAF leaders Aleksander Ceferin and Victor Montagliani have urged FIFA chief Gianni Infantino to hand an extra $2.1bn to national federations, arguing FIFA can afford it after the World Cup—while pushing to remove Infantino over his failed plan to sell World Cup stakes to private investors. Portugal Football: New coach Jorge Jesus named Cristiano Ronaldo in Portugal’s Nations League squad, ending retirement speculation; Portugal open at home to Wales on Sept. 24, then face Norway and Denmark. Sports Diplomacy: FC Porto will launch its Dragon Force Academy in Sialkot, Pakistan, training young players and coaches through a partnership backed by the Portuguese embassy. Privacy & Compliance: Arrow Electronics is expanding its privacy offering in Portugal via a distribution deal with Usercentrics for Cookiebot CMP, helping firms manage consent rules under GDPR. Child Exploitation Probe: Europol’s victim identification task force has tentatively identified 18 abused children, geolocating 147 victims from 377 datasets. Portugal Church Abuse Allegations: A woman alleges long-term abuse by Fr. Marko Rupnik and says she hasn’t been contacted by Portuguese church authorities about a mosaic at Fatima.
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