AGP Executive Report
Last update: 5 hours agoAnti-Corruption Push in Honduras: President Nasry “Tito” Asfura says he will send a draft Anti-Corruption Law to Parliament, built with the private sector and the judiciary, aiming to strengthen transparency and curb impunity while protecting the independence of state branches and oversight bodies. Land Rights Under Pressure: Peasant, Indigenous, and Garifuna groups in Honduras reject the newly approved agro-industrial law, saying it favors corporate interests and has enabled forced evictions in ancestral territories, while they demand annulment of cases against land defenders. U.S.-Led Security Moves in the Region: U.S. Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth says the Americas Counter Cartel Coalition will expand beyond sea attacks to “ground” operations against drug traffickers, with partners including Honduras and Colombia, as the “Shield of the Americas” grows. Panamax 2026 Ends: Multinational drills to protect the Panama Canal wrapped up in Panama after 10 days of maritime, air, land, and cyber scenarios involving about 20 countries. Honduras in the Spotlight Abroad: A Honduran-linked case hits headlines as the FBI offers $50,000 for a suspect accused in an Irving double murder, believed to have fled to Honduras.
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