AGP Executive Report
Last update: 4 hours agoUN Race: Costa Rican candidate Rebeca Grynspan faces a tougher path to become secretary-general as new contenders enter a deadlocked contest and UAE diplomat Lana Nusseibeh draws criticism over Sudan. Women in Leadership: Costa Rica’s three branches of government are now led by women after Patricia Vargas was elected Supreme Court president. Public Safety: The OIJ says synthetic drugs are appearing more often in forensic samples, with young people among the groups at risk. The country has also begun transferring inmates to its new high-security CACCO prison, starting with 123 prisoners. Education: President Laura Fernández says keeping students in school helps prevent crime, as a proposed budget bill would cut nearly ¢9 billion from the Education Ministry. Health and Travel: The Children’s Hospital ICU reached full capacity amid a surge in respiratory infections. British Airways has expanded London–San José service to five weekly nonstop flights during the winter schedule and will operate the route year-round.
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