AGP Executive Report
Last update: an hour agoColombia Security: A truck bomb exploded outside a police base in Cúcuta, injuring 11 officers and killing a police dog, with the government blaming the ELN and offering a reward for information as the country nears a presidential handover. Incoming Israel Ties: Media reports say President-elect Abelardo de la Espriella plans to reverse Gustavo Petro’s Israel policy—restoring full relations, lifting visa requirements, and seeking new security cooperation, including Israeli tech to target narcotics and armed groups. Petro–Cuba Fallout: Petro publicly regretted missing Bogotá’s “Concierto de la Esperanza” featuring Orishas, while his stance toward Cuba is again contrasted with Orishas member Yotuel’s sharp criticism of the regime. Environment Watch: Colombia reported 295,000 acres of forest loss in 2025, a 5% rise year-on-year, but still below 2021 levels—highlighting ongoing pressure from land grabbing, ranching, and infrastructure. Human Rights: Authorities found remains of an unborn baby after the murder of a pregnant woman in Cali, with five suspects arrested.
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