AGP Executive Report
Last update: 3 hours agoEl Niño & Water Watch: Recent rains have lifted Bogotá’s reservoir system, with the Chingaza supply reaching about 74% capacity, but officials warn it’s not the end of water stress as a very strong El Niño looms. Election Fallout: President Gustavo Petro says a website holding alleged evidence of electoral fraud was hit by a cyberattack, as legal moves to challenge the June result continue. Climate Politics: Petro also attacked president-elect Abelardo de la Espriella over climate-change denial, amid projections that drought could drop reservoir levels below 20%. Online Child Safety: Colombia is consulting on new child online safety rules that require platforms to build protections in by design, contrasting with France’s stricter under-15 social media ban. Drug Trade Transit: UNODC reports Ecuador’s ports and banana exports are fueling record cocaine trafficking as shipments move toward Europe and North America. Public Opinion Shift: Pew data shows China is viewed more favorably than the U.S. across many countries, including Colombia.
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