AGP Executive Report
Last update: 12 hours agoHuman Rights Debate: Costa Rica’s president says the country is “up to date” and urges it not to keep showing up in rights-and-diversity forums, but critics argue real equality still lags in daily life—especially for LGBTQ+ people facing discrimination and barriers. Reforestation Reality Check: A new look at Costa Rica’s forest turnaround explains how the country reversed decades of heavy tree loss through protection, planting, and policy—turning restoration into a global reference point. Biodiversity Breakthrough: Scientists report Earth may host 14–20 million insect species, far above the long-used 6 million estimate, with major sampling work tied to Costa Rica’s ÁCG region. Health & Science: A Costa Rica-linked study finds higher vitamin A levels associate with better lung function in children and adults with asthma, while vitamin D may support healthier ageing in adults. Digital Governance: A regional report maps digital platform regulation gaps across Central America and the Caribbean, flagging risks like disinformation and online gender-based violence. STEM in Costa Rica: MIT Camp “Patrones Hermosos” brings a women-in-STEM boost to Costa Rica for the first time.
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