AGP Executive Report
Last update: an hour agoAI & Film: Colombian filmmakers Bibiana Rojas Gómez and Juan David Cárdenas premiere The End of Times at Venice Critics’ Week, blending family archives with fiction and AI to imagine life beyond capitalism. Contemporary Art: Bogota gears up for ARTBO 2026 (Sept. 24–27), bringing 50+ galleries and a full education-and-dialogue program for Latin American visual culture. Culture & Community: Latino Fest returns to Boise for its 10th year, with music, dance, a parade, and traditional performances including Colombian acts. Digital Safety: UNICEF estimates 20 million children (12–17) across 21 countries faced online sexual exploitation or abuse in a year, with most cases never reported. Public Health & Environment: A report finds traces of cocaine and related chemicals in drinking-water systems serving 11.8 million people across Bogota, Cartagena, Popayán, Quibdó and Cali. Religion in Public Life: Colombia’s evangelical confederation backs Pastor Eduardo Cañas after a court ruling tied prayer at a presidential inauguration to religious neutrality. Travel Spotlight: Lonely Planet names Colombia among must-visit South America destinations for 2026, highlighting the Amazon, Coffee Region, Tayrona, San Gil and Bogota. Tech in Daily Life: Bogota plans to restrict cellphone use during the school day.
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