AGP Executive Report
Last update: 2 hours agoEarthquake Risk: After Panama’s magnitude 7.7 quake, Costa Rica could feel more tremors in the coming days and weeks. Seismologists report more than 100 aftershocks; no injuries or damage were reported in Costa Rica. Police Probe: More than 200 Costa Rican officers are under investigation over suspected cartel ties, President Laura Fernández says. The inquiry comes as a U.S.-wanted fugitive faces extradition proceedings after attending her election celebration. Economy: Economists say higher oil prices, U.S. interest rates and other factors could put pressure on the colón and push the dollar higher. Coffee producers have warned that the colón’s strength is already prompting job cuts. Environment: An Interpol-led regional crackdown led to 233 arrests; in Costa Rica, authorities seized cyanide and mercury linked to illegal gold mining. Tourism: Southwest plans new seasonal Austin and Nashville flights to Guanacaste in 2027, while JW Marriott has opened its first all-inclusive resort in Costa Rica.
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