AGP Executive Report
Last update: 5 hours agoPower Supply: Colombia has suspended electricity exports to Ecuador as El Niño raises shortage risks, putting domestic demand first as reservoirs face pressure. Energy Policy: President Abelardo de la Espriella’s backing for fracking revives plans for pilot projects in Puerto Wilches, reopening a debate over gas security, water use and wetlands. Agriculture: Colombia’s Hass avocado exports are forecast to fall 30% this year, to about 140,000 tonnes, with El Niño adding uncertainty for growers and logistics. Environmental Crime: An Interpol operation across nine countries led to 233 arrests and identified 60,000 hectares of illegally cleared forest; investigators linked Colombian cases to large-scale Amazon deforestation. Recovery Finance: The Milagro Fund has begun operations with US$311 million pledged for earthquake aid and reconstruction, while further financing is planned. Economic Outlook: The World Bank expects Colombia’s economy to grow 2.3% in 2026, ahead of Brazil and Mexico, but high interest rates and fiscal constraints continue to limit expansion.
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