AGP Executive Report
Last update: 7 hours agoEnvironmental & Land Rights: Global Witness reports 124 land and environmental defenders were killed worldwide in 2025, with Latin America at 85% of deaths; Colombia logged 39 killings (fourth straight year as deadliest), underscoring risks tied to mining, logging and agribusiness. Energy & Utilities: Promigas warns Colombia could see “significant” gas and power rate pressure as oil and gas exploration investment drops 43% (2022-2025), with thermal generation costs rising amid El Niño stress on hydro supply. Oil & Governance: Ecopetrol elected a new board for 2026-2029, with government-nominated candidates taking seats as the company faces production, exploration, transition, and risk-control priorities. Logistics & Trade: DHL will buy Colombian logistics operator Open Market, expanding warehouses, crossdocking and temperature-controlled capabilities for pharma and healthcare supply chains. Infrastructure: Three consortia applied to prequalify for Bogotá Metro Line 2, with contract award expected in Q1 2027 and opening targeted for 2035. Foreign Investment: FDI into Colombia fell 9.7% in the first eight months of 2026; oil and mining still account for 83% of inflows. Security & Industry Links: Colombia plans to resume aerial spraying of coca crops after 2015, as US-Colombia counternarcotics coordination intensifies.
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