AGP Executive Report
Last update: a day agoLGBTQ+ Tourism Spotlight: A new look at Colombia’s travel scene highlights how Bogota and Cartagena have become more welcoming for LGBTQ+ visitors, pointing to legal protections and Pride events that signal growing social openness. Demographics & Tech Workforce: A global median-age ranking puts Colombia at 33.0, underscoring how younger populations can reshape labor markets and technology adoption over time. Coffee Education in Huila: Colombia’s first University School of Coffee launches in Huila under Surcolombiana University, with Coffee Engineering programs starting next semester—an effort to professionalize a key agricultural sector. Election Tech & Security: With Colombia’s May 31 presidential vote under heavy security, reporting also flags drone-based military upgrades and election transparency steps, including 1,200+ international observers in Bogota. Public Safety & Media: UNESCO and the IPI condemn the killing of journalist Mateo Pérez Rueda, calling for protection of reporters covering armed conflict. Gender Gap in STEM: Women-in-tech groups deliver a policy agenda urging better data and leadership pipelines, citing low representation of women across STEM study and tech management.
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