AGP Executive Report
Last update: 2 hours agoRegional Security & Trade: Peru is set to join the U.S.-backed “Americas Shield” coalition against transnational organized crime, following Marco Rubio’s South America tour, while the Trump administration expands its “foreign terrorist organization” list to 21 Latin American and Caribbean groups—moves that can reshape cross-border enforcement and logistics flows. Climate & Food Supply: El Niño is strengthening with drought and flood risks across Central America, including Honduras’ “Dry Corridor,” raising alarms for crop losses and downstream pressure on food prices and supply chains. Honduras in the U.S. orbit: A separate report highlights growing U.S. militarization across the region under the Americas Counter-Cartel Coalition, which includes Honduras among participating countries. Energy & Infrastructure: Mexico’s battery storage plan (2,216 MW by 2030) signals how storage is becoming a formal part of regional power expansion—relevant for Honduras’ grid and investment planning. Agribusiness Education Link: El Salvador opens Agrobecas 2027 scholarships with Zamorano University in Honduras, targeting agronomy, agro-environment, agribusiness and food agro-industry skills. Supply Chain Compliance: A U.S. recall of De Todito pork crackling chips imported from Colombia underscores how trade eligibility rules can disrupt food imports and retailers.
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