AGP Executive Report
Last update: 7 hours agoOcean Protection: Fiji and Panama launched a global push to protect the ocean’s “twilight zone” (200–1,000 meters deep), urging concrete steps against threats like fishing and deep-sea mining. Local Security Training: Panama created an Intelligence and Counterintelligence School under SENAN to train public security forces to counter cybercrime, hybrid terrorism, and disinformation. Indigenous Rights Under Pressure: Indigenous defenders in Panama say they’re being threatened and harassed for exposing abuses, with claims of state surveillance and intimidation. Justice in the Odebrecht Case: Former President Alejandro Toledo says the Odebrecht-related money figure is “45 million” and claims the funds are in Switzerland, seeking to overturn his sentence. Aviation Oversight: Panama’s Civil Aeronautics Authority says a plane tied to an election-day crash had an expired license, while the transport minister walked away from reporters amid calls for answers. Sports Spotlight: Ghanaian fans are backing the Black Stars to beat Panama in their opener, expecting a tight match. Maritime Governance: A new Mombasa Declaration signed by 15 countries, including Panama, aims to boost fisheries transparency and fight illegal, unreported, and unregulated fishing.
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