AGP Executive Report
Last update: 7 hours agoCocos Marine Protection: A Costa Rican attorney has asked a court to suspend shark fishing around Cocos Island, arguing that the protected waters lack a fisheries management plan. The request covers eight shark groups, including hammerheads and tiger sharks. Technology Education: TEC’s rector says a ₡491 million budget cut could force the Limón campus, serving 417 students, to close. Its programs include computer engineering. Wildlife Monitoring: Live cameras in 11 artificial nests let viewers follow scarlet macaw breeding on the Central Pacific coast, while researchers track eggs, chicks and survival. AI and Jobs: A World Bank study finds 38% of Costa Rican jobs are exposed to AI—the highest share in Latin America. Exposure can mean automation or support for workers, not necessarily job losses. Native Bee Research: Costa Rica’s Supreme Court will review rules allowing commercial production without further studies for only two of the country’s 58 native stingless bee species.
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