AGP Executive Report
Last update: 3 hours agoPension Crunch: Colombia’s Labor Minister Natalia López warned Colpensiones lacks resources to pay pensions for November and December, citing a deficit of five trillion pesos and saying the money “is not there,” as the agency needs close to 58 trillion pesos to cover obligations. Security & Civilian Impact: Colombia’s Ombudsman reported drone attacks by armed groups jumped 146% in the first five months of 2026, killing 21 and wounding 145, with fear disrupting daily life, mobility, farming, and access to health and humanitarian missions. Health & Rights Debate: A new “Laura Law” bill would ban puberty blockers, gender-affirming hormones, and certain procedures for minors under 18, triggering a fresh national debate over child protection and constitutional rights. International Tragedy in Medellín: A 23-year-old Israeli ex-IDF soldier died in a paragliding crash in Medellín; local authorities opened an investigation as a Chabad emissary coordinated with the Israeli embassy for body return. Sports (Colombia): Colombia named a new-look squad for friendlies in the U.S., with Luis Díaz resting and James Rodríguez retiring from international football.
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