AGP Executive Report
Last update: 8 hours agoImmigration and misinformation: Meta’s Oversight Board urged the company not to replace professional fact-checking with Community Notes as Meta tests the crowdsourced system across 16 Spanish-speaking Latin American countries, including Honduras. El Niño’s hit on livelihoods: Reports say El Niño is already disrupting food and fishing—warm waters are driving anchovies away from Peru’s coast while drought is damaging maize and bean crops across parts of Central America. Public safety and tragedy in Honduras: A 21-year-old Honduran dancer, Sindy Loany Matute Morales, was found charred on a beach after disappearing following a night out; police say her remains show signs of being set alight, with no arrests yet. Regional security and trade: The U.S. expanded its “foreign terrorist organization” list to 21 groups in Latin America and the Caribbean, adding an Ecuadorian group. Local community ties: A Honduras-linked cruise itinerary highlights Roatán as Carnival Tropicale’s stop starting in 2028.
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