AGP Executive Report
Last update: 11 hours agoWater and Drought: Costa Rica’s first artificial beach, a 3.5-hectare lagoon near Liberia, draws water from concessioned wells just as Guanacaste braces for a severe El Niño dry season. Earthquake Risk: After Panama’s powerful quakes shook much of Costa Rica, seismologists warned that aftershocks could continue for weeks or months; no injuries or damage were reported in Costa Rica. Marine Research: Costa Rican scientists are renewing research into fish eggs and larvae to help identify breeding grounds and protect fisheries. Police Probe: More than 200 Costa Rican police officers are under investigation for suspected ties to drug cartels, President Laura Fernández said, as a separate scandal links a U.S.-wanted fugitive to her election celebration. UN Race: Former Costa Rican vice president Rebeca Grynspan remains the frontrunner for UN secretary-general, though her support slipped in the latest Security Council poll.
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