AGP Executive Report
Last update: 9 hours agoIAEA Governance: Honduras was elected to the IAEA Board of Governors for 2026–2028, joining Angola, Brazil, Greece, Kuwait, Malaysia, Mexico, New Zealand, Nigeria, Slovakia and Sweden—next leadership meeting set for Sept. 21. Climate & Food Security: A “super” El Niño is intensifying and could rapidly worsen food security in Honduras, Guatemala and El Salvador by driving up food, fuel and fertilizer costs amid conflict-disrupted shipping. Agri-Business Resilience: In Honduras’ Agalta Valley, a second layer barn is set to expand egg production for the First 1,000 Days of Life program, boosting local supply of high-quality protein for mothers and young children. Cybersecurity for Industry: ESET reports China-aligned “Salt Typhoon” shifted focus to Latin America, including Honduras, using a new “SparroWocky” backdoor to profile systems and exfiltrate data—an alert for government and business networks. Local Rural Tourism: A Copán family’s sunflower “El Paseo de los Girasoles” turned drought-hit dairy and crops into a visitor-driven model with café, restaurant and craft sales.
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