AGP Executive Report
Last update: 7 hours agoDrought & Water Risk: Honduras raised El Niño-related drought alerts to red in 75 municipalities, with reservoirs near Tegucigalpa reportedly down to about 30% capacity. Regional Health Cooperation: Belize and Honduras moved to deepen ties after Prime Minister John Briceño’s visit, including plans for medical education, specialist training, and internships for Belizean healthcare workers. Immigration & Deportations (U.S.): ICE arrests and deportations continue to draw scrutiny, including reports of Honduran nationals making up about 80% of Portland fentanyl-trafficking defendants since 2023. Honduras Politics & Electoral Fallout: A Honduran former electoral councilor demanded answers from detained consultant Fernando Cerimedo over alleged involvement in an electoral coup tied to the 2025 vote. International Rights Pressure: Former Colombian President Gustavo Petro urged a UN complaint over alleged election manipulation linked to Cerimedo’s network. Local Community & Culture: A Honduras-raised coffee entrepreneur in New York launched Drawbridge Coffee to serve commuters and build neighborhood connections.
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