AGP Executive Report
Last update: 25 minutes agoEl Niño Watch for Honduras: The UN’s weather agencies warn a “supersized” El Niño is set to become “very strong,” with near-100% odds it lasts through February 2027—raising the risk of drought, floods, and extreme heat across Central America, including threats to crops and water supplies. Local Food Security: In southern Honduras, drought has already wiped out the final corn planting season for some families, leaving elderly farmers with almost nothing to harvest and pushing next year’s survival into doubt. Courts and Politics: Honduras’ judiciary dismissed remaining fraud and money-laundering charges against former President Juan Orlando Hernández, clearing the way for him to be free after a Trump pardon. Energy and Governance: Opposition leader Rixi Moncada alleges Honduras’ Congress and judiciary are behind “political persecution,” pointing to recent dismissals and moves tied to ENEE and privatization concerns. Regional Spotlight: Belize is exploring bringing Honduran doctors to help shore up its health system amid uncertainty over the Cuban Medical Brigade.
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