AGP Executive Report
Last update: 4 hours agoUN Secretary-General Race: Costa Rica’s Rebeca Grynspan is again leading in the UN Security Council’s latest informal straw poll, finishing first for the third time as diplomats weigh a final recommendation that still hinges on veto-wielding permanent members. Tourism & Safety: San José’s airport is adding QR codes for U.S. travelers to quickly enroll in the State Department’s Smart Traveler program, aiming to improve safety and emergency contact. Drug Fight: Costa Rica transferred 45 tons of seized drugs to the U.S. for destruction via a U.S. Air Force C-17, citing budget limits at home and highlighting cooperation with the DEA. Local Economy & Weather: Heavy Caribbean rains are damaging cacao before pods form, with some farms reporting 50%-60% flower losses and months of uncertainty ahead. Sports: Bryan Ruiz debuts as Costa Rica coach in a Nations League match vs Nicaragua, with relegation pressure on the line. Environment & Culture: A new interactive “Discover Costa Rica” map launches, while Heredia’s free coffee heritage fair returns this weekend.
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