AGP Executive Report
Last update: 8 hours agoTransnational Security: Analysis says Tren de Aragua has expanded into Brazil, shifting from turf wars to alliances (notably with the Red Command) and moving money via crypto; authorities estimate 150–250 members across Roraima/Amazonas with cross-border pressure in the Brazil–Paraguay–Argentina tri-border. Investment Push: Colombia’s VP Jose Manuel Restrepo heads to New York for UNGA with a portfolio of 100 projects, led by energy and infrastructure, alongside state modernization and legal stability measures to attract private capital. Public Services: Colombia’s Foreign Ministry declared “manifest urgency” to keep passport and visa issuance running after a court halted a prior Portugal deal; consulates and scheduled appointments remain valid. Currency & Industry: The peso rally in 2026 is tied to dollar inflows, higher rates, and election-driven confidence, helping curb inflation but squeezing exporters and dollar-earning manufacturers. Logistics/Trade: DHL expands in Colombia via an Open Market deal, signaling continued consolidation in logistics and cross-border trade. Health Access: Gilead and PAHO expand access to twice-yearly HIV prevention lenacapavir across 14 countries, including Colombia, via a regional procurement pathway.
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