AGP Executive Report
Last update: 6 hours agoPress Freedom in Honduras: A judge cleared the way for a preliminary hearing that could lead to a public trial of former Honduran Armed Forces chief Roosevelt Hernández over alleged attacks on journalists, a rare case for a senior commander. U.S.-Honduras Security Ties: Honduras and the Dominican Republic used a CABEI business forum to push expanded trade, investment, and tourism links. Immigration Pressure on Hondurans: Reports say ICE arrested dozens of workers tied to the Geisinger Medical Center expansion in Pennsylvania, including Hondurans, as advocates warn of tougher workplace enforcement. TPS Fallout Across the Region: As El Salvador’s TPS deadline nears, about 170,000 Salvadorans face limbo; the broader crackdown has already hit Haitians and others. U.S. Cartel Crackdown: The U.S. Southern Command said it sank a suspected drug-smuggling vessel in the Eastern Pacific, killing three alleged “narco-terrorists.” Tech Policy: India endorsed a global 6G leadership and security call, with Honduras among participating governments.
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