AGP Executive Report
Last update: 5 hours agoPower Security: The IDB approved a $450 million loan to strengthen Colombia’s electricity system, attract private investment and expand access, with reforms aimed at unlocking 24 gigawatts of new capacity. Security Shift: Congress passed a new Submission Law that replaces the Petro-era negotiation framework: armed groups lose political status, and sentence reductions depend on verifiable cooperation. Cross-Border Conflict: U.S. officials say American intelligence and drones supported a Venezuelan military strike on the ELN, which has long operated across the Colombia-Venezuela border. Arrest in Colombia: A Mexican judge was detained in Colombia over allegations he took a $2 million bribe to free an alleged drug trafficker’s associate; the U.S. is seeking his extradition. Business: Barranquilla-based Tecnoglass posted record third-quarter revenue, but tariffs, peso costs and higher aluminum prices sharply squeezed earnings.
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