AGP Executive Report
Last update: 2 hours agoChurch & Culture: Archbishop Carlo Maria Viganò’s latest interview doubles down on liturgy as the “cause” behind post–Vatican II change, with Traditionis Custodes framed as part of a wider theological shift. Travel Rules (Canada): Canada published the full list of visa-exempt countries whose citizens can apply for a work permit at a port of entry, plus age requirements for Work and Travel/IEC eligibility. Youth Mobility (Canada): Canada also confirmed 36 countries for International Experience Canada, including San Marino, with no African nations on the list. Work & Holiday (Australia): Australia added a government “letter of support” step for Work and Holiday visa applicants from 11 countries, including San Marino, with one exception (Malaysia uses a good conduct certificate). Travel Ease (US/ESTA): The US outlined what citizens of 42 eligible countries need to apply for ESTA instead of a visa, including passport details and a selfie. Community & Care (San Marino): San Marino Fire Chief Mario Rueda reflects on leading response efforts tied to 9/11, while local student volunteers delivered 54 backpacks to families affected by the Eaton Fire. Arts & Recovery: An L.A. wildfire survivors residency program is sending artists to Sweden to rebuild community through shared creative practice. Tech & Innovation (San Marino ties): CodeFest 2026 winners were announced at the PATLIB conference in Warsaw, with San Marino’s patent office leadership among the featured officials. Education & Gender (Global): A new map shows women are more likely than men to go to college in most countries, with notable gaps in several major economies.
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