AGP Executive Report
Last update: 11 hours agoColombia Election Fallout: The EU Election Observation Mission rejected President Gustavo Petro’s fraud claims, saying Sunday’s vote was “transparent, orderly and fluid,” as the runoff is set for June 21 between far-right Abelardo de la Espriella and leftist Iván Cepeda. U.S.-Colombia Political Ties: Donald Trump publicly endorsed de la Espriella, calling it a “Complete and Total Endorsement,” adding pressure to a campaign already marked by polarization. Energy & Labor: Colombia’s Ecopetrol oil workers’ union (USO) launched a 24-hour strike over stalled labor negotiations, citing lack of progress in talks and demands tied to wages and labor rights. Bogotá Mobility Watch: New rules for electric “VELMPUs” (light electric personal mobility vehicles) are being tabled, aiming to reshape enforcement and use of bike lanes as battery-powered vehicles spread. World Cup Build-Up: Coca-Cola and Panini are rolling out peel-back labels that reveal collectible stickers for the 2026 tournament, while MLS says it will send a record 44 players to the World Cup.
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