AGP Executive Report
Last update: 6 hours agoCaribbean Tensions: Colombia plans to set maritime baselines around San Andrés, reviving a boundary dispute with Nicaragua despite past rulings by the International Court of Justice. The decree is scheduled for Nov. 30. Volcano Watch: Researchers found signs of two separate magma sources beneath Masaya volcano, near about 2 million people. The findings could help improve eruption monitoring. Faith & Community: Nicaragua’s first Latter-day Saints temple was dedicated in Managua on Oct. 18, ending decades of travel abroad for members seeking temple services. Property Rights: Nicaragua has returned homes to eight of nine U.S. investors whose luxury properties were seized; one investor says assets worth about $45 million remain withheld. Political Pressure: Nicaraguan families are seeking answers about dissenters who have disappeared into state custody. Washington also recalled its top envoy after Managua rejected its ambassador nominee.
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