AGP Executive Report
Last update: 7 hours agoU.S.-Led Anti-Cartel Push: Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth said Washington plans to expand strikes against drug traffickers on land across Latin America, building on earlier boat attacks and working with partners including Ecuador and Colombia, with Honduras named among coalition members. Regional Tensions: Mexico’s President Claudia Sheinbaum hit back at U.S. “meddling” after visa revocations tied to Morena figures, warning it’s about defending the homeland. Honduras in the Spotlight: A new report on the “Shield of the Americas” describes a SOUTHCOM-coordinated security framework that includes Honduras, raising sovereignty concerns. Migration and Crime Cases: In Kentucky, federal grand juries indicted 10 people on immigration and firearm-related charges, including a Honduran man accused of illegal reentry and possessing a handgun. Money-Sniffing Data: FinCEN said banks flagged nearly $5 billion linked to suspected human smuggling from 2023-2025, with most reports coming from money services businesses. Diplomacy: Honduras’ ambassador met Belize City’s mayor to discuss stronger bilateral ties and possible sister-city cooperation.
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