AGP Executive Report
Last update: 7 minutes agoEarthquake Aftermath: Colombia’s 7.4 quake death toll rose to 294, with 3,935 injured and 320 still missing, as rescue teams in Cali and Pereira shifted from frantic searches toward recovery amid dangerous aftershocks. Aid Mobilization in Bogotá: In the capital, a stadium has been turned into a major donation hub, with volunteers sorting and loading food, clothing, medicine and other essentials as supplies pour in. Tariff Relief Push: President Abelardo de la Espriella asked U.S. President Donald Trump to temporarily suspend higher tariffs on Colombian goods, saying the added costs are hitting businesses already strained by the disaster; the White House has not yet responded. International Help: Israel sent an 80-person rescue delegation to support local teams, while other foreign assistance continues to expand. Human Stories: A 3-year-old girl was rescued alive after about 100 hours under rubble, and a woman in Cali died shielding her blind dog, Salomon, during the collapse. Community Fundraising: A solidarity event in Barcelona aims to raise at least 5,000 euros for Colombia quake victims.
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