AGP Executive Report
Last update: 5 hours agoMosquito-borne health alert: The CDC issued a Level 2 travel notice for Costa Rica after chikungunya reappeared, with an outbreak identified in Playa Langosta (Guanacaste) and local mosquito spread reported. Wildlife safety research: Costa Rica evaluated wildlife crossings on Routes 1 and 160: 36 species used the structures, but roadkill still persists, with monitoring protocols now in place. Animal health threat: The New World screwworm is expanding again; USDA outlined a phased reopening of southern U.S./Mexico livestock ports, contingent on Mexico’s control plan, after cases were confirmed in Texas and beyond. Public health case update: Costa Rica confirmed a third mpox case, with the patient in Heredia. Tech & skills for businesses: MICITT launched a free 5G training program for Costa Rican MSMEs, offering a 200-hour digital growth track. Energy & investment: Costa Rica cleared a legal path for RECOPE to move beyond petroleum, while a fintech story highlights regional capital momentum with Ábaco raising US$53M. Security: Costa Rica’s OIJ arrested “Diablo” (Alejandro Arias Monge) in a major operation near the Costa Rica–Nicaragua border.
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