AGP Executive Report
Last update: 7 hours agoSecurity & Elections: A truck packed with explosives detonated outside a police station in Cúcuta, Norte de Santander, injuring at least 11 people (eight officers and three civilians) just six days before President-elect Abelardo de la Espriella takes office in Cali; authorities offered a reward for information and tightened security around the inauguration after a campaign marked by violence. Environment: Colombia reported deforestation rose slightly in 2025 to 119,483 hectares, still 31% below the 2021 baseline and above the government’s multi-year target, with pressure continuing in the Amazon driven by land grabbing, cattle ranching, and infrastructure. Foreign Policy: Gustavo Petro began his final overseas trip in Havana, calling for solidarity with Cuba and warning against Caribbean escalation, while Cubans reacted skeptically to his message. Public Health & Courts: WHO’s head said ultra-processed food companies are obstructing obesity policies by suing governments, adding legal costs on top of health burdens. Migration Watch: Ceuta’s surge from Morocco—amid reports of dozens dead—keeps spotlight on Europe’s border and asylum pressures.
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