AGP Executive Report
Last update: 9 hours agoColombia’s Missing Crisis: Colombia’s Search Unit for Missing Persons (UBPD) says at least 137,000 people have been reported missing linked to the armed conflict since 1921, with the worst concentration in the early 2000s. Labor Market Update: Unemployment fell to 8.1% in July, down from 8.8% a year earlier, as employment rose and the number of people without work declined. Security & Regional Crime: Colombia says it captured a senior Tren de Aragua leader wanted by the U.S., as security cooperation with Washington deepens. Diplomacy & Peace Politics: A Colombian opposition lawmaker urged the government to block a proposed ambassador to Spain, arguing the nominee is an “enemy of peace” tied to opposition to the 2016 FARC deal. Bogotá Culture: Guantánamo puppet artists are touring Colombia, with performances including Bogotá, Itagüí and Ibagué. Sports Spotlight: Colombia’s Daniel Muñoz completed a £22m move to Nottingham Forest, reuniting with coach Oliver Glasner. Music Milestone: Karol G and Shakira made history as the first two Colombian female artists to take the top two spots on Spotify’s Global Top 50.
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