INTEL REPORT
MAX Intelligence: Mexico City FIFA 2026 Security Snapshot

April 2026

Mexico City FIFA 2026 security remains stable, but opportunistic crime persists in central boroughs like Cuauhtemoc. Expect petty theft, protests, and cyber risks amid heavy policing, travel with vigilance.
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MAX Intelligence: Low-Cost Disruption Tactics Reshape Global Supply Chain Risk

April 2026

Low-cost tactics like sabotage, UAV interference, and data manipulation are disrupting global infrastructure and supply chains by exploiting vulnerabilities. These create ongoing operational and financial pressures for businesses.
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MAX Intelligence: Venezuela Faces Uncertainty Following Maduro’s US Capture

January 2026

Nicolas Maduro’s capture by the US has triggered extreme uncertainty. Despite Delcy Rodriguez’s constitutional role, Trump’s intent to “run” Venezuela and persistent security risks signal deep instability.
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MAX Intelligence: CAR Elections Favor Touadera Amid Security Gains

December 2025

President Touadera is poised for a landslide victory in CAR’s December 28 elections. Security gains and opposition disunity facilitate his re-election, despite persistent high crime.
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MAX Intelligence: Morocco Autonomy Gains Ground Amid Western Sahara Deadlock

November 2025

UNSC Resolution 2797 endorses Morocco’s autonomy proposal, reflecting shifting Western support. However, rejection by the Polisario Front and persistent security risks along the Berm continue to hinder a settlement.
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MAX Intelligence: Peru’s Interim Presidency Sparks Risks Amid Political Divide

October 2025

Peru’s interim President Jeri has declared a 30-day State of Emergency following Boluarte’s impeachment. Despite security-focused actions, political fragmentation, anti-government protests, and gang violence threaten stability before the 2026 elections.
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MAX Intelligence: Iran Sanctions Snapback – Escalation Risks & Security Impacts

September 2025

UN snapback sanctions on Iran will likely return on 27 September following diplomatic failures. This triggers high risks of IAEA oversight suspension, Strait of Hormuz maritime insecurity, and arbitrary detentions of Western nationals.
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MAX Intelligence: Libya’s Oil Bidding Round Sparks Risks Amid Political Divide

August 2025

Libya’s NOC has launched its first hydrocarbon bidding round in nearly 20 years, offering 22 blocks. Despite new revenue models attracting investment, political divisions, militia violence, and legal risks threaten energy operations.
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MAX Intelligence: Crimes Targeting Crypto Holders Escalate Globally

July 2025

A comprehensive assessment of the surge in kidnappings, home invasions, and physical extortion globally targeting cryptocurrency holders, driven by rising crypto values, gaps in personal security, and the growing sophistication of criminal networks.

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