AGP Executive Report
Last update: 12 hours agoUS Drug Policy Shift: The Trump administration removed Venezuela from its list of countries failing to combat drug trafficking, citing “continued, measurable progress” with the interim Caracas government and cooperation against narco-terror groups. It also signaled Colombia and Bolivia could be next if they show results. AI and State Reform in Colombia: President Abelardo de la Espriella says Colombia will use AI to “downsize the government” and reshape education, with Nubank founder David Velez as an adviser. Earthquake Relief in Chocó: The UNFPA launched an emergency appeal for $14.83 million for a 12-month response after the Aug. 10 7.4 quake, prioritizing women’s health and restoring services in nearly 400 health centers. LGBTQ+ Foreign Policy Move: Colombia withdrew from the Equal Rights Coalition, drawing criticism as a setback for LGBTIQ+ commitments. Business/Tech: Berkshire Hathaway named Howard Buffett as chairman, and Gilead/PAHO expanded access to twice-yearly HIV prevention lenacapavir across 14 Latin American markets including Colombia. Culture: Jamiroquai returns to Bogotá for its “Virtual Insanity” 30th anniversary concert.
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