AGP Executive Report
Last update: 5 hours agoDemocracy & Rights: A new IPS report says Nicaragua’s Ortega has scrapped elections altogether, a move that underscores how power is locked down through the army, courts, police, and electoral machinery. Arts Education: The National Ballet of Costa Rica launches a free pre-professional classical ballet program for ages 10–15 in Escazú, aiming to widen access to high-level training. Culture & Travel: Casa Chameleon at Las Catalinas adds complimentary access to the Las Catalinas Doorway Program, bundling wellness, outdoor adventures, and cultural activities for guests. International Spotlight: Rebeca Grynspan, a Costa Rican economist, is highlighted as an early frontrunner in the UN secretary-general race as straw polls point to a possible shift toward a woman leading the UN. Wellness Tourism: A feature explains how “wellness tourism” is reshaping travel choices toward rest, self-care, and nature-led experiences. Local Community: Waltham Common’s open-air Watch City Dance Party turns music and dance into a free community celebration.
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