AGP Executive Report
Last update: an hour agoIllegal Gold & Wildlife Trafficking: UNODC and Colombia report mostly illegal alluvial gold mining expanded 4.5% in 2025, with 75% illegal and major growth on Afro-Colombian lands and in Indigenous reserves. Labor Tensions: CUT president Fabio Arias denounces alleged government interference inside Colombia’s biggest union, warning of a “milacre CUT” shift in power. Bogotá Infrastructure: A $1.2 trillion COP loan has cleared funding for Autopista Norte and Carrera Séptima works in northern Bogotá under Accesos Norte Fase II. Earthquake Aftershocks: Scientists warn August’s quake could keep triggering aftershocks for years, complicating rebuilding plans in Chocó and Tolima. Trade & Exports: The Philippines approved sanitary conditions for Colombian beef and pork imports, opening a new Asia-Pacific market. Aviation Security Reminder: A Flydubai cockpit incident has revived memories of Colombia’s 1973 plane hijacking, highlighting risks when control is threatened from inside. Travel & Economy: Migración Colombia data shows 3.6M Colombians traveled abroad Jan–Jul 2026, led by the U.S., Spain, Panama, Mexico and the Dominican Republic.
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