AGP Executive Report
Last update: an hour agoDiplomacy: Israel says Colombia will open an embassy in Jerusalem next Wednesday, a move that deepens ties restored by President Abelardo de la Espriella after Colombia broke relations over the Gaza war. Environmental Defenders: International organizations warn of escalating intimidation against the Committee for the Defense of Water and the Santurbán Páramo, which protects water sources serving more than two million people. Economy: Colombia faces major hurdles in meeting potential IMF conditions as it seeks billions of dollars amid a deepening fiscal crisis. Civil Liberties: Opposition leader Iván Cepeda says the government’s proposed counterterrorism law could criminalize protest and political opposition; the government says the bill is intended to guarantee security. Peace Process: The former FARC party Comunes lost legal status after failing to win enough support in congressional elections, while the post-conflict tribunal faces budget pressure and a looming deadline. Public Safety: The family of missing British man Anton Green says a body found in Colombia is believed to be his.
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