AGP Executive Report
Last update: 8 hours agoSecurity: San Pedro Sula ranked seventh among 406 cities in Numbeo’s 2026 crime index, with a score of 79.9, placing it in the report’s high-crime category. Farm Roads: The IDB approved $101.68 million to rehabilitate and maintain agricultural roads in northwestern Honduras, aiming to cut transport costs and connect farmers with larger markets. Regional Investment: A new European Investment Bank office in Panama will serve Honduras and five other countries, helping advance projects in energy, transport, water and sanitation; a €1 billion regional electricity-integration fund is also in the pipeline. Migration: A new caravan left San Pedro Sula for the United States this week. Some travelers said they were leaving because they saw few prospects at home.
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