AGP Executive Report
Last update: 11 hours agoSudan War Watch: A UN-backed probe says foreign fighters and external support networks are fueling Sudan’s civil war, with drones, weapons, training and logistics flowing to both the RSF and the SAF—worsening attacks on civilians and raising war-crimes concerns. Bogotá/Colombia Politics: Colombia’s education minister Viviane Morales resigned after just weeks, citing an “unexpected family situation,” and President Abelardo de la Espriella named Ilva Myriam Hoyos as her replacement. Public Health: Hawaiʻi’s health department reported dengue virus detected in Hilo wastewater, with no active cases currently tracked—an alert for mosquito-borne risks tied to travel. Security/Drugs: U.S. Customs seized nearly $3 million in cocaine in two Laredo bridge busts involving a tractor-trailer and a truck misdeclared as “car parts.” Work Trends: A study finds 56.17% of Colombian workers would choose hybrid work if they could control their schedules, though only 39.66% currently have access. Sports: Carlos Queiroz was reappointed as Ghana coach after a short first stint that ended with a World Cup round-of-16 exit, including a loss to Colombia.
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