AGP Executive Report
Last update: 9 hours agoSecurity: A truck bomb near a military base in Planadas, Tolima, killed four people, including a two-month-old girl, and damaged a hospital and homes. In Algeciras, Huila, a motorcycle bomb killed a police officer and wounded six. Across the border in Venezuela, an army strike on an ELN camp reportedly killed at least 19 people, raising fresh concerns about violence along the frontier. Economy: Colombia’s central bank held interest rates steady and plans to strengthen reserves with US$2 billion. The 2027 minimum-wage talks are also approaching, with domestic workers set to join the bargaining table for the first time. Politics and history: Antonio Navarro Wolff, former M-19 commander and co-president of the 1991 Constituent Assembly, has died at 78. Tourism and culture: BTS’s Bogotá concert opened a sold-out Latin American run that drew 853,000 fans across 14 shows; flight bookings at Bogotá’s airport rose 46.6% year over year during the tour.
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