AGP Executive Report
Last update: 11 hours agoWorld Cup in Miami: Colombia and Portugal played out a tense 0-0 in Group K, with Colombia earning top spot and a Round of 32 date vs. Ghana while Portugal set up a knockout clash with Croatia; the match featured a late Sanchez header ruled offside after VAR, and Diogo Costa made six saves as Ronaldo’s Portugal struggled to create clear chances in the Florida heat. Ronaldo debate: Portugal coach Roberto Martinez pushed back on calls to rest Cristiano Ronaldo, saying he’s mentally and physically able to play every minute, even as critics point to his quiet impact in the goalless draw. Next matchups: Colombia heads to Kansas City for Ghana on July 3, while Portugal travels to Toronto for Croatia on July 2. Local sports buzz: The Miami Marlins kept rolling, beating the St. Louis Cardinals 5-1 as their June surge continued. Tropical watch: The National Hurricane Center is monitoring the western Atlantic near the southeast U.S. for possible tropical development, with low chances now but rising odds over the next week. Federal courts: A Miami federal jury convicted a man tied to a violent Cuban migrant smuggling and extortion scheme involving kidnapping and threats in the Keys. Venezuela aid: U.S. Southern Command is sending additional support to Venezuela after major earthquakes, including Miami-Dade search-and-rescue teams.
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