AGP Executive Report
Last update: an hour agoTrade & Tariffs: The Trump administration launched sweeping forced-labor tariffs under Section 301, setting rates of 10% for countries that commit to enforce bans and 12.5% for others, with Colombia named among the targeted economies. Energy & Exports: The U.S. Department of Energy authorized Argent LNG to export up to 25 MTPA of LNG for 20 years to free-trade agreement partners, including Colombia, marking a major step toward the Louisiana terminal. Colombia Football: The Colombian Football Federation renewed coach Néstor Lorenzo after the World Cup run, keeping continuity for the national team. Corporate Leadership: Ecopetrol confirmed Ricardo Roa’s permanent departure as president ahead of the new government transition. Local Culture: Cartagena’s November 11 Independence Festivities were declared Colombia’s Intangible Cultural Heritage, aiming to protect the Afro-Caribbean roots of the celebration. Sports Transfers: MLS side New England traded defender Brayan Ceballos to CF Montréal in a deal that could reach $850,000. Bogotá/Colombia Spotlight: A rescued dog from Barranquilla went viral for responding only to Colombia’s Caribbean accent.
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