AGP Executive Report
Last update: 9 hours agoUS Trade: Democrats’ midterm wins will not automatically change Washington’s 12.5% tariff on most Costa Rican goods; the duty remains in place. 2027 Marchamo: The annual vehicle tax now comes with a digital registration document, while fees are set to fall for private cars but rise for taxis, buses and motorcycles. Public Health: Costa Rica recorded 1,218 depression diagnoses and 78 suicide attempts among older adults in the first 38 weeks of 2026, prompting concern about support for seniors. Marine Conservation: Researchers are using smartphone images to build 3D maps of Pacific coral reefs, while a court petition seeks to halt shark fishing near Cocos Island. UN Leadership: Costa Rican candidate Rebeca Grynspan remains in front in the secretary-general race, with 11 “encourage” votes in the latest Security Council poll. Tourism: Forbes spotlighted Rancho Pacífico near Uvita as a quiet-season luxury retreat for travelers seeking fewer crowds.
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