AGP Executive Report
Last update: 2 minutes agoPolitical Scrutiny: Former Petro adviser Eva Ferrer accused Verónica Alcocer of drug trafficking and other crimes, including using an official aircraft; her claims have not been independently established. President Abelardo de la Espriella has ordered an Air Force inquiry into the flights. Foreign Policy: Colombia plans to open an embassy in Jerusalem, formalizing a sharp shift from Petro’s break with Israel. The two countries restored ties in August. Industry: Bogotá held exploratory talks with Mazda on a possible return to vehicle assembly, but any plant depends on the automaker’s review and feasibility studies. Regional Disaster: Panama declared an emergency after powerful earthquakes damaged homes, schools and roads and injured at least 27 people. The tremors were felt in Colombia; Panama’s canal continued operating. Coffee: Colombia’s 2025–26 coffee output fell 15% to 12.65 million bags.
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