AGP Executive Report
Last update: 10 hours agoColombia–U.S. Security: Colombian forces captured suspected Tren de Aragua leader Luis Saúl Pérez Nieto, with the U.S. Southern Command praising deeper military cooperation as the new conservative government pushes a tougher anti-cartel line. Drug Policy: Colombia revoked a 2015 ban on aerial glyphosate spraying against coca, reopening the door to possible use under health and environmental safeguards. Human Trafficking: Nigeria’s police rescued two Colombian women allegedly lured to Lagos by a trafficking syndicate, with suspects described as Chinese nationals at large. Earthquake Recovery: A major relief push is underway for quake-hit Chocó, with celebrities and partners launching “Marea Viva” to fund safer, earthquake-resistant housing. Aviation & Connectivity: Avianca will start daily Asunción–Bogotá flights in late October 2026, boosting regional links. Bogotá/Colombia Safety Snapshot: A new global ranking based on perceived safety places Doha at the top and Caracas among the least safe major cities. Sports (Colombia Abroad): Nottingham Forest agreed a £22m deal to sign Crystal Palace right wing-back Daniel Muñoz.
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