AGP Executive Report
Last update: 7 hours agoHonduras Land Rights: UN experts urged Honduras to immediately halt mass evictions of peasant, Indigenous, and Afro-descendant communities under Decree No. 107-2026, warning it could enable dispossession without proper agrarian review and threaten the right to food. U.S.-Led Security Push: A new report says the U.S. is expanding military activity across Latin America under the Americas Counter-Cartel Coalition, with strikes on suspected drug-trafficking vessels and deeper cooperation with regional militaries—raising fears of more coercive policy and instability. El Niño Fallout for Honduras: The Panama Canal began cutting daily transits due to drought tied to El Niño, and Honduras has also declared an emergency as Central America braces for worsening water and crop impacts. Immigration Pressure on Hondurans: Coverage highlights a rise in third-country deportations from the U.S., with Honduras receiving non-Honduran deportees under transfer arrangements, adding strain to asylum and relocation systems. Local Safety: In Texas, a Honduran man was arrested after a crash injured two adults and two children; police said he fled and was charged with intoxication assault and related counts.
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