AGP Executive Report
Last update: 5 hours agoMaritime Dispute: Colombia’s president says he will redraw San Andrés’ maritime boundaries by decree on Nov. 30, challenging the 2012 International Court of Justice ruling that expanded Nicaragua’s waters. His remarks, including a warning that Colombia could use force, have raised tensions with Managua. Masaya Volcano: New satellite research points to two separate magma reservoirs beneath the active volcano, near 2 million people. Scientists say the findings could improve monitoring, but indicate no immediate danger. Constitutional Reforms: Nicaraguans interviewed by local journalists say they were forced to attend government-organized “consultations” on reforms that would extend Ortega and Murillo’s terms and shut out opposition participation. Consular Services: Dominican citizens in Nicaragua must seek help through their country’s missions in Costa Rica or Honduras after the Dominican Republic withdrew its diplomatic representation. Religious Milestone: Nicaragua’s first Latter-day Saint temple was dedicated in Managua on Oct. 18.
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