AGP Executive Report
Last update: an hour agoColombia Earthquake Response: A 7.4-magnitude quake hit western Colombia near San José del Palmar, killing at least 132 and injuring 570, with rescue teams still digging through collapsed buildings and aftershocks continuing; President Abelardo de la Espriella declared a national emergency, while Cali imposed a curfew and airports suspended operations. International Aid: The EU activated Copernicus satellite support and its consular crisis mechanism, and the U.S. pledged $15.5 million for shelter, food, protection and damage assessments; WFP said it’s ready to help. Venezuela Quake Aftermath: The death toll from Venezuela’s June twin earthquakes rose to 6,301, with tens of thousands of homes assessed and thousands rescued. Trade & Environment: The EU Market Advisory Council warned that duty-free canned tuna from Mexico could hurt EU fishers and processors, citing competitiveness and compliance concerns. Tech in Mexico: TCS and Google Cloud plan a Gemini Experience Center in Mexico City to help companies move from testing AI to real deployments. Sports: Alas Pilipinas’ U17 volleyball team faces a must-win against Venezuela after a loss to Peru, while China advanced past Mexico in the same tournament.
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