AGP Executive Report
Last update: 2 hours agoEarthquake Aftershocks: Costa Rica may feel tremors for weeks after Panama’s magnitude 7.7 quake. More than 100 aftershocks have been recorded; authorities reported no injuries or damage in Costa Rica after the main shock. Police Probe: President Laura Fernández says more than 200 police officers are under investigation for suspected cartel ties. The probe comes amid scrutiny over a U.S.-wanted money launderer’s presence at her election celebration. Currency Risks: Economists warn that higher oil costs, U.S. interest rates and other pressures could push the dollar higher against the colón. Marine Research: Costa Rican scientists and fisheries specialists have revived training on fish eggs and larvae, research that can help identify breeding grounds and guide sustainable fisheries management. UN Race: Former Costa Rican vice president Rebeca Grynspan remains in front in the secretary-general contest, with nine Security Council votes supporting her candidacy, though six opposed it.
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