AGP Executive Report
Last update: 9 hours agoSecurity Update: A car bomb exploded late Monday outside the Los Patios police station in Cúcuta’s metro area, killing one civilian and injuring 11 people, including two officers; authorities said about 80 kg of explosives caused major damage and blamed the attack on armed groups operating near the Venezuela border. Regional Airlift: Avianca resumed daily Bogotá–Caracas flights and added a new daily Bogotá–Maracaibo route, boosting seats between Colombia and Venezuela as airlines rebuild international service after June earthquakes. Bogotá Heritage: A Bogota architecture firm faces a potentially large sanction after demolishing a protected Rogelio Salmona staircase during an apartment renovation, reigniting debate over what owners can change in Bien de Interés Cultural properties. Economy & Trade: Mercado Bitcoin and Bitso announced a Brazil push by combining operations to compete with global crypto platforms as Brazil’s Central Bank rules tighten. Culture: September kicks off jazz festivals across Colombia, with events planned in Bogota, Medellín, Mompox and Cartagena, blending concerts with workshops and public cultural exchange.
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