AGP Executive Report
Last update: 2 hours agoRegional Diplomacy: Honduras and Belize City move to strengthen bilateral ties, with talks on cultural exchange and a possible sister-city partnership after a courtesy visit by Honduras’ ambassador to Belize. Security & U.S. Influence: U.S. Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth says Colombia has requested joint operations on Colombian soil, as Washington expands “ground” strikes against drug traffickers with the Shield of the Americas/Americas Counter Cartel Coalition framework. Immigration Pressure: The U.S. ends Temporary Protected Status for Nepali citizens and also terminates TPS for multiple countries including Honduras, raising deportation risks for beneficiaries. Cross-border Enforcement: Federal grand juries in Kentucky indicted 10 people tied to immigration and firearm offenses, including Honduran national Juan Jose Ochoa-Avila. Central America Economy: El Salvador reports the highest tax burden in the region, citing enforcement against evasion and electronic invoicing, while Honduras’ tax-to-GDP ratio fell slightly. Health & Training: Belize dairy farmers train in Honduras on cattle genetics and modern dairy production, aiming to boost milk quality and output.
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