AGP Executive Report
Last update: 5 hours agoColombia’s power handover: Abelardo de la Espriella was sworn in as president in Cali under heavy security, with leftist rivals boycotting and accusing him of ties to the U.S.; his inauguration also sets the stage for a tougher line on armed groups. Israel-Colombia reset: Israeli FM Gideon Sa’ar met Colombia’s vice president and senior ministers as both sides move to rebuild and expand cooperation after Petro-era rupture. FIFA governance fight spills into politics: Gianni Infantino drew fresh backing from South American football leaders while Norway renewed calls for his resignation after the shelved World Cup privatization plan; UEFA’s boycott threat remains. International justice pressure: The ICC urged Chad and Venezuela to reconsider their withdrawals, arguing the move weakens accountability as Venezuela faces an ICC probe. Caribbean diplomacy and youth: St. Kitts and Nevis wrapped a Taiwan-focused summer camp, while Antigua and Barbuda’s Imani Sinclair received the Queen Elizabeth II Commonwealth Trust 100 Young Leaders Award. Food security risk: A strong El Niño could push nearly 49 million more people into acute hunger, with vulnerable regions in Latin America and the Caribbean at heightened risk. Pope Leo XIV in Argentina: Catholics in Argentina reacted to news of his November trip amid economic strain under Milei’s austerity.
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