AGP Executive Report
Last update: 9 hours agoCybersecurity & Privacy: Costa Rica’s MICITT says part of a dark-web “data leak” post appears real, but key details (source, scope, timing) aren’t confirmed—so authorities urge extra caution with calls, texts, and emails and to lock down online accounts. Independence & Heritage: Central Americans in the U.S. keep independence traditions alive on Sept. 15, while Costa Rica’s own Independence Eve lantern parades (desfile de faroles) light up neighborhoods ahead of Sept. 15 celebrations. Arts & Youth Culture: San José’s Central Avenue hosted a 10-school band festival with live music and traditional dances, with the mayor framing it as a youth outreach tool that keeps students engaged through culture. Local Arts/Community Events: San José’s civic stage continues with school performances, and the wider Hispanic Heritage Month season is being marked through community programming across the region. Agriculture & Local Economy: MAG is investing ¢20M in Cartago onion post-harvest drying infrastructure to cut waste, stabilize prices, and protect farmer incomes. Sports Media: Concacaf’s deal with Fox expands Nations League and World Cup qualifier coverage across Central America, including Costa Rica.
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