AGP Executive Report
Last update: 3 hours agoColombia–U.S. Justice: A Miami federal court hearing advanced the 2021 assassination case of Haiti’s President Jovenel Moïse, with a former Haitian justice official and 17 others—described by U.S. authorities as Colombian mercenaries—appearing after being flown from Haiti. Bogotá Court History: A separate Miami report revisits the 1985 Palace of Justice death of magistrate Carlos Horacio Urán Rojas, where family claims of torture and execution by military custody have long challenged the original “crossfire” account. Renewables & Investment: Patria Investments and Ashmore Colombia agreed to sell the 360 MW Puerta de Oro solar park to ISAGEN, a deal pending Colombia’s antimonopoly regulator and expected to close by end-2026. Energy Markets: The U.S. dollar in Colombia climbed back above 3,200 pesos, reaching about 3,211 as the peso faces renewed pressure. Security & Violence: In Santa Marta’s Magdalena region, the ACSN crime group shut parts of the area and called a 48-hour “armed strike” after armed forces killed its commander “Cholo.”
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