AGP Executive Report
Last update: 8 hours agoMuseum and Memory: Hundreds protested in Bogotá after the government ordered more than 30 works removed from the National Museum, including items on LGBTQ+ and feminist movements, political violence and the 2016 peace accord. Police used water cannons as critics warned the removals risk erasing contested histories; officials say the displays need to represent the whole country. Women and Girls: A new report finds five in every 100 Colombian girls aged 14 to 17 are in forced unions, with many missing school and taking on adult responsibilities. Travel and Heritage: Colombia was named South America’s leading youth travel destination at the 2026 World Travel Awards. Boyacá won leading regional destination for a second year, while Cartagena was recognized as a top honeymoon destination.
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