AGP Executive Report
Last update: 4 hours agoLand & Food Security: UN experts say Honduras must immediately halt more than 1,000 eviction orders under Decree 107-2026, warning the agro-industrial land law was drafted without community consultation and is already displacing peasant, Indigenous and Afro-descendant families—threatening the right to food. Climate & Trade: The Panama Canal is cutting daily crossings from 36 to 32 due to El Niño-linked drought and low reservoir levels, a move that matters for global shipping and about 40% of US container traffic; Honduras and El Salvador have also declared El Niño emergencies. Agriculture & Rural Livelihoods: In southern Honduras, drought has wiped out the “primera” maize planting for elderly farmers like Gertrudis Paz, with September rains now seen as the make-or-break window for the next planting. Regional Policy & Governance: ECLAC statistics experts warn that without quality data there is no accountability, as they open a major regional statistical conference in Santiago. Immigration & Business Impact: In Indiana, some local Lawrence businesses report fallout after ICE raids, highlighting how enforcement actions can disrupt commerce even beyond directly targeted sites.
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