AGP Executive Report
Last update: 4 hours agoClimate Funding: More than $30 million set aside to help Costa Rican producers adapt to climate change remains unused, raising questions about the government’s response as drought threatens Guanacaste. Water and Tourism: The country’s first artificial beach lagoon, near Liberia, will draw from permitted wells as the region braces for a severe El Niño dry season. Public Safety: More than 200 police officers are under investigation for suspected cartel ties, President Laura Fernández says. Earthquake Watch: A powerful quake in Panama shook much of Costa Rica; seismologists warn aftershocks could continue for weeks or longer. UN Race: Former Costa Rican vice president Rebeca Grynspan remains in front in the contest to lead the United Nations, despite signs of weakening support. Marine Science: Costa Rican researchers are reviving fish-egg and larval studies to help protect fisheries and guide sustainable management.
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