AGP Executive Report
Last update: 8 hours agoDrug Enforcement: The U.S. Joint Interagency Task Force South says it seized about 5,612 pounds of cocaine in three separate marine and go-fast interceptions with partners, including 783 kg off Panama, 826 kg off Mexico, and 937 kg off Guatemala, with a combined estimated value above $305 million. Organized Crime: President Trump announced a U.S.-Venezuela joint operation killed Tren de Aragua leader Héctor Rusthenford Guerrero Flores (“Niño Guerrero”) in Bolívar, with Venezuela confirming clashes during the strike. Aviation & Tourism: ALMA Air brought Colombia’s first commercial seaplane in 70 years to Medellín, aiming to expand amphibious routes to Cartagena in 2026. Colombia Policy Debate: Academics at Universidad de los Andes urge the next Colombian government to rethink drug policy, focusing on poverty and violence in coca-affected territories rather than only supply reduction. Real Estate Flows: Colombian buyers’ interest in South Florida homes is rising amid Colombia’s political uncertainty, with Realtor.com data showing Florida as a top destination for international demand. World Cup Business: Secondary-market prices for the Portugal-Colombia match at Hard Rock Stadium have surged after FIFA allocations sold out, with the cheapest resale seats reported above $3,000.
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