AGP Executive Report
Last update: 5 minutes agoForeign Policy: Colombia opened an embassy in West Jerusalem, restoring ties with Israel and reinstating a free-trade deal. Palestinian, Saudi and Jordanian officials condemned the move, which challenges international consensus on Jerusalem’s status. Protests: Demonstrations against President Abelardo de la Espriella’s policies spread across major cities. A new decree gives police wider powers to break up violent protests, drawing concern over safeguards for peaceful rallies. Energy: The government warned of possible electricity shortfalls from April 2027 if El Niño deepens, demand stays high and new generation projects lag. Nationwide blackouts are not inevitable, but low reservoir levels are raising pressure on the hydropower-heavy system. Political Scrutiny: Former first lady Verónica Alcocer denied allegations that she used a government plane to move drugs and money to Venezuela. The claims have not been publicly substantiated; accuser Eva Ferrer says she is willing to provide evidence but is seeking protection. Peace and Economy: Colombia’s peace tribunal charged former FARC leaders with crimes against Indigenous communities. September inflation reached 6.29%, while the IMF sees growth falling below the regional average.
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