AGP Executive Report
Last update: an hour agoHuman Trafficking Crackdown: Europol-backed “Operation GLOBAL CHAIN” across 59 countries led to 1,024 arrests and the identification of 2,070 potential victims, with a focus on sexual exploitation, forced criminality, forced labor and forced begging, including underage victims. Constitutional Court Decision: Costa Rica’s Sala IV upheld the arrest and extradition process for a citizen linked to Hamas, rejecting a habeas corpus petition and confirming due process while deportation steps continue. Venezuela Earthquake Solidarity: Costa Rican firefighters and Red Cross teams returned after helping in Venezuela’s quake response, while acting President Delcy Rodríguez publicly thanked Costa Rican rescuers for the “miracle” rescue of security guard Hernán Gil. Domestic Violence Warning: INAMU says World Cup finals have coincided with spikes in domestic violence reports, urging prevention and faster response on high-interest match days. Crime and Safety: A report warns criminal gangs are recruiting minors through schools and colleges for commercial sexual exploitation. Health Update: Costa Rica’s Health Ministry reports 1,411 cumulative dengue cases in 2026 so far, with a renewed rise since late April. Public Works: Former President Rodrigo Chaves will coordinate the next execution phase of the Limón marina and cruise terminal project after a new law expands Japdeva’s ability to form strategic alliances. Justice System: Costa Rica’s CACCO high-security prison will miss the end-of-July completion target, with delivery expected in stages into September.
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