AGP Executive Report
Last update: 4 hours agoColombia’s power shift: Conservative lawyer Abelardo de la Espriella (“El Tigre”) was sworn in as Colombia’s president Friday in Cali under heavy security, pledging an “iron fist” against organized crime and a tougher break from Gustavo Petro’s left-wing agenda, with U.S. officials among the delegation. Nicaragua spotlight at the ICJ: Germany’s objections are set to be heard in the Gaza genocide case at the International Court of Justice, where Nicaragua has been a key player in the landmark filing. TPS fallout hits the region: U.S. courts cleared DHS moves to end Temporary Protected Status for South Sudan, while reporting from Miami and Georgia shows how TPS rollbacks are already fueling fear, job losses, and deportation risk for affected families. Managua-relevant migration link: A Telemundo case highlights Cubans facing deportation tied to I-220A supervised release, with routes including Ecuador. Sports from the Central American Games: Venezuela’s Ángel Rodríguez won two silver medals in weightlifting in Santo Domingo 2026, while Nicaragua’s baseball win over Cuba sent Cuba to the bronze-medal match. Local economy & jobs: The IDB highlighted Cemex road-safety programs as a regional model, including deployments in Nicaragua. Nicaraguan talent in MLB: Brewers pitcher Carlos Rodriguez was outrighted to Triple-A Nashville.
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