AGP Executive Report
Last update: 12 hours agoColombia Budget & Economy: Colombia’s Congress approved the 2027 spending budget of 634.9 trillion pesos, despite a worsening fiscal outlook that could push the deficit to a record 9.4% of GDP—while the government points to a “Rescue Law” tax reform to bring it down. Security & Universities: President Abelardo de la Espriella says police can enter universities when violence, vandalism, or terrorism occurs, arguing autonomy doesn’t override public order. Justice Watch: Prosecutors charged former top official Laura Sarabia over an alleged 2023 polygraph test involving a domestic worker tied to missing money, citing abuse of authority and coercion. Peace Process Shift: De la Espriella moved to dismantle remaining “Total Peace” talks with armed groups, ending negotiation tables inherited from the Petro era. Disaster Recovery: After the Aug. 10 earthquake, the Jacobs Foundation pledged CHF 5 million to protect children’s access to education as recovery continues. International Ties: Colombia and the U.S. signed cooperation pacts on critical minerals and nuclear matters in Barranquilla. Food Safety: The U.S. recalled some De Todito potato chips after pork cracklings from an ineligible Colombian source were found. Sports: Eagles guard Landon Dickerson was placed on injured reserve with a right knee bone bruise.
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