AGP Executive Report
Last update: 9 hours agoDrug Enforcement: Costa Rica extradited cartel-linked “Macho Coca” Gilbert Bell Fernández and “Compadre” Gabriel Lozano Bonilla to the U.S., with authorities citing DEA ties to Colombia’s Gulf Clan and alleging large-scale cocaine trafficking via Costa Rica. Economy & Industry: The strengthening colón is hitting manufacturers hard, with companies pausing investment and cutting staff, according to the CICR’s latest survey. Diplomacy: San José recalled its top envoy in Nicaragua for consultations as concerns grow over Ortega-Murillo rights abuses and cross-border violence. Politics & Protest: Opposition figure Ariel Robles called for a “plantón” demanding OIJ funding and Rodrigo Chaves’s resignation, after recent demonstrations defending the judiciary. Environment: Corcovado National Park was put on “red alert” over sewage discharges, crumbling infrastructure, and chronic underfunding. Public Safety: Search efforts continue for a missing hiker in Chirripó National Park. Labor Rights: Education unions filed an ILO complaint over restrictions on collective bargaining for public education workers. Health & Climate: Specialists warned El Niño could raise risks for cardiovascular, respiratory, skin, kidney, and allergy problems.
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