AGP Executive Report
Last update: 11 hours agoEducation & Safety: Hua Siong College of Iloilo cancelled classes at its main campus in Iloilo City after a “reported security concern,” saying it’s tightening protocols and asking people not to spread unverified info. Bolivia in Science & Nature: A Bolivian “weird cat” from the Yungas cloud forest has been formally named Leopardus tilcayo, the first new living wild cat species described in over a century—found after a kitten was mistaken for a pet and later studied through tiger-cat DNA. Regional Security & Policy: Bolivia joined the US-led “Shield of the Americas,” a 14-country coalition moving from plans to coordinated action against 24 narco-terrorist groups, including asset freezes and visa restrictions. Culture & Faith: Catholic musicians and choir members in the Diocese of Paterson will gather for “Música y Misión,” a formation day in Spanish focused on liturgical music and community service. Arts & Heritage: Sotheby’s plans to auction a $37M cache of works once owned by Armand Hammer, with proceeds supporting arts education. Diplomacy & Lifestyle: Bolivia’s embassy ties with India are deepening after India opened a resident mission in La Paz, with talks spanning lithium, AI, tourism, and energy transition.
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