AGP Executive Report
Last update: 10 hours agoImmigration Crackdown: U.S. DHS and ICE renewed claims of “record” arrests and deportations, citing people convicted of murder, child sex crimes, drunk driving and robbery, as critics say enforcement tactics are opaque and traumatic for families. Cybersecurity: ESET reports China-aligned FamousSparrow has shifted to a new Latin America backdoor, “SparroWocky,” targeting government entities including Honduras, raising alarms about espionage amid U.S.-China tensions. Drug Policy: The U.S. named 23 major drug transit/producing countries for FY2027, including Honduras, while also removing Venezuela from a “failed” drug list for the first time in over 20 years. Climate & Food Security: El Niño drought in Central America’s Dry Corridor is driving a food crisis affecting over 10 million people, with Honduras among the hardest-hit areas. Land Rights in Honduras: Garífuna women human rights defenders in Tegucigalpa are protesting violent evictions and demanding Honduras implement Inter-American Court rulings. Regional Courts: Belize’s ICJ hearings are set for Feb. and March 2027, including a case involving Honduras over the Sapodilla Cayes.
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