AGP Executive Report
Last update: 5 hours agoWomen in Agriculture: Honduran farmer Milexy Rodríguez lost 15 cows in 40 days as drought dried up her lagoon. She has begun rebuilding with a well and a more diverse farm. Rural Roads: The IDB approved $101.68 million to improve agricultural corridors in northwestern Honduras, aiming to cut transport costs and connect farmers with markets. Migration: A caravan leaving Honduras has joined a broader northbound movement, with some migrants hoping recent U.S. election results will ease their journey; U.S. officials say immigration rules have not changed. Public Safety: San Pedro Sula ranked among the world’s most crime-prone cities in a 2026 index, with a crime score of 79.9. Government: President Asfura dismissed the education minister and two other officials in a cabinet shake-up.
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