AGP Executive Report
Last update: 3 hours agoUS-Colombia Security: Secretary of State Marco Rubio told reporters in Barranquilla that Colombia has “never” requested U.S. troops to fight cartels—only help and training—while he also backed expanded cooperation. Civilian Arms Policy: Colombia lifted the general suspension on firearm carrying permits, restoring use of valid authorizations and removing an extra special step. US-Iran Escalation: The Middle East flared again as the U.S. said it destroyed five Iranian oil tankers after Iran targeted a U.S. warship; Iran retaliated with missile strikes on a U.S.-used base in Jordan, while Houthis hit Saudi cities and oil prices jumped. Latin Music & Pop Culture: Stray Kids launched the “Straycity” festival tour with a first Colombia date in Bogotá, then heads to Buenos Aires and Mexico City. Climate Watch: A “super El Niño” could threaten food security across Latin America, with up to 16 million people at risk.
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