AGP Executive Report
Last update: an hour agoPolitical Scrutiny: Former presidential adviser Eva Ferrer accused Verónica Alcocer, Gustavo Petro’s former partner, of using an official aircraft in alleged drug and cash smuggling. The claims, reported by Semana, are based on information Ferrer says came from others; Colombia’s government has ordered an inquiry into the flights. Foreign Policy: Colombia plans to open an embassy in Jerusalem on Wednesday, formalizing a shift toward closer ties with Israel under President Abelardo de la Espriella. Industry: Bogotá held exploratory talks with Mazda on possibly restarting vehicle assembly in Colombia, but any plant depends on the automaker’s feasibility studies and decision. Coffee: Colombia’s 2025–26 coffee output fell 15% to 12.65 million bags, a setback for a major export industry. Bogotá: A dispute between the Metro construction consortium and its project supervisor has brought fresh attention to tensions around the capital’s flagship transit project.
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