AGP Executive Report
Last update: 2 hours agoAnti-Corruption Push in Honduras: President Nasry “Tito” Asfura says he will send a draft Anti-Corruption Law to Parliament, built with the private sector, judiciary, and prosecutor’s office, aiming to strengthen transparency and curb impunity. ICC Clash in the Region: U.S. Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth urged members of a Western Hemisphere anti-cartel coalition to leave the International Criminal Court, calling it illegitimate, while warning ICC could target U.S. military actions in Latin America. Honduras-Linked Security Cooperation: Hegseth also said Colombia has authorized joint U.S. operations against cartels and that Colombia joined the Americas Counter-Cartel Coalition as its 19th member. Immigration Pressure on Hondurans: U.S. reports include a Honduran man sentenced for illegal reentry and another case tied to a Honduras-linked suspect wanted in a Texas double murder. Climate and Food Strain: A USDA report says Honduras and Guatemala melon shipments fell, citing pests and disease, while new climate data warns record July heat is worsening drought and wildfires across hundreds of millions. Regional Diplomacy: SICA’s new secretary general, Costa Rica’s Lina Ajoy, is set to restart high-level political dialogue after a long vacancy.
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