AGP Executive Report
Last update: 4 hours agoWildlife Research: Scarlet macaws have started nesting on Costa Rica’s Central Pacific coast. Eleven camera-equipped nests now let the public watch the wild birds live while researchers track eggs, hatching and chick survival. AI and Jobs: A World Bank analysis puts Costa Rica first in Latin America for jobs exposed to AI, at 38%, compared with a regional average of 32%. The figure includes work that AI could automate or augment, as well as roles whose impact remains uncertain. Native Bees: The Constitutional Chamber is reviewing a challenge to rules that restrict commercial production of native stingless bees to two species without further scientific studies. The case could shape both biodiversity protections and the livelihoods of local beekeepers. Pharmaceuticals: Australian firm BLS Pharmaceuticals reported record quarterly revenue and made its first medicinal-cannabis flower supply to Costa Rica.
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