AGP Executive Report
Last update: 4 hours agoHonduras Justice Watch: A Honduran judge ruled that former President Juan Orlando Hernández will stay free under court supervision while he faces fraud and money-laundering charges tied to the “Pandora I” case, rejecting prosecutors’ push for jail and ordering passport surrender and regular appearances as the trial proceeds. US Immigration Pressure on Hondurans: A new report says unauthorized Central American immigration in the U.S. more than doubled during the Biden years, while another case highlights an 18-year-old Honduran in ICE custody in Alabama for months despite a path toward legal status. Financial Integrity Under Scrutiny: Honduras has begun an 18-month Financial Action Task Force review focused on the country’s full system to prevent money laundering and terrorist financing. Diplomacy: Chile and Honduras restored full ambassadorial representation to Israel, signaling a broader regional shift after Gaza-era strains. Public Safety & Health: Florida officials flagged dengue risk after mosquito-borne cases were traced in South Florida, and a Honduran man in Florida was convicted in a firearms-trafficking conspiracy.
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