AGP Executive Report
Last update: 3 hours agoEl Niño Food Shock in Honduras’ Dry Corridor: Oxfam reports El Niño is driving a severe food crisis across the Dry Corridor, with more than 70,000 corn-farming households in Guatemala, Honduras and El Salvador reporting devastating crop losses; Water & Logistics Pressure: Panama says El Niño-linked drought is forcing the Panama Canal to cut daily transits and impose draught limits, while Honduras’ capital is also under critical water-supply levels with rotating outages; Renewables Push: IRENA is inviting renewable energy project proposals across Central America and the Caribbean, including Honduras, with support aimed at solar, wind, hydropower, geothermal, bioenergy, green industrialization and e-mobility; Security Procurement Talks: Honduras is evaluating possible purchases of Dominican-made Dulus patrol/training aircraft and Furia armored vehicles to boost police and military patrol capacity; Bilateral Trade & Cooperation: Honduras and the Dominican Republic agreed to deepen cooperation across trade, investment, connectivity, tourism, culture and agriculture, with intelligence collaboration against organized crime; Agribusiness Supply Outlook: Rambutan supply is expected to ramp up from September through December, with Honduras joining Guatemala and Mexico in the seasonal window; Education Access Effort: A GW student group backed by One Thousand Schools says 37% of Honduran children are out of school and is raising funds to build 1,000 schools in Honduras.
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