AGP Executive Report
Last update: 10 hours agoMigration: A new caravan left San Pedro Sula on U.S. Election Day, with families among those hoping to reach the United States. Separately, about 500 migrants in a Honduran-origin group trekking through southern Mexico have faced exhaustion and internal clashes; at least four people were injured. Economic Outlook: The IMF sees progress in Honduras, but inflation and energy-sector losses threaten hard-won stability. Government: President Asfura fired the education minister and two other officials as he imposes a new standard for his cabinet. Land and Violence: A church massacre has renewed scrutiny of violence linked to palm oil production and sustainability claims. Regional Diplomacy: Honduras is due to host the next Ibero-American Summit in 2028; Portugal has offered to host the 2030 gathering.
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