AGP Executive Report
Last update: 9 hours agoSecurity & Justice: President Abelardo de la Espriella has formally ended Gustavo Petro’s “Total Peace” strategy and ordered the extradition of five criminal and guerrilla leaders to the United States, saying “peace” can’t be a refuge for “impunity.” Counterinsurgency: In Guaviare, the military carried out operation AMÓN against FARC dissidents, with the government reporting eight killed and weapons seized. Conflict & Rights: Petro urged the UN to investigate alleged systematic political-rights violations tied to far-right consultant Fernando Cerimedo, detained in Bolivia. Earthquake Response: After the Aug. 10 7.4 quake, the U.S. announced $26.5m in humanitarian aid and Colombia’s recovery continues amid high damage and missing-person figures. Politics & Institutions: Colombia appointed D’Mar Cordoba, a critic of the peace process, to lead the National Center for Historical Memory—sparking controversy. Culture: Rock al Parque returns to Bogotá (Oct. 10-12) with a major lineup including Editors, Mon Laferte, Ministry and Colombian acts. Trade & Logistics: SC Ports added CMA CGM’s AMERXL service, boosting weekly shipping links to Cartagena and other South American ports.
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