AGP Executive Report
Last update: 5 hours agoEmergency Response: A landslide blocked the exit of a food market in Grecia, trapping 21 people. Red Cross and fire crews evacuated everyone; an 11-year-old girl was assessed but did not need hospital care. Costa Ricans Abroad: Imperial is taking cultural events to cities with Costa Rican communities, as more than 63,000 citizens registered to vote overseas in 2026. Air Links: Breeze Airways plans a new nonstop route to San José, adding the Costa Rican capital to its growing international network. Climate and Water: More than US$30 million in climate funding for Costa Rican producers remains unused, while a new artificial beach in drought-prone Guanacaste will draw water from wells. Security: President Laura Fernández says more than 200 police officers are under investigation for suspected cartel ties. Regional Alerts: Panama earthquake aftershocks could continue for weeks and may be felt in Costa Rica. Marine Research: Costa Rican scientists are training researchers to study fish eggs and larvae, data that can help protect fisheries. UN Race: Former Costa Rican vice president Rebeca Grynspan remains a leading candidate to become the next UN secretary-general.
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