AGP Executive Report
Last update: 5 hours agoEnergy Reform in Honduras: Congress approved a reform to restructure state utility ENEE after it reportedly loses $1.9 million a day, with 78 lawmakers voting in favor and 35 against; critics warned of privatization risks while the executive framed it as an operational fix. El Niño Hits Food Supply: Oxfam reports El Niño is driving a severe food crisis in the Dry Corridor, with more than 70,000 corn-farming households in Guatemala, Honduras and El Salvador reporting major crop losses and widespread water-supply disruption. Drought Pressure on Infrastructure: A photo report shows early El Niño impacts across the region, including low Panama Canal water levels and preparations by governments for longer, harsher conditions affecting water, energy and transport. Agribusiness Innovation with Local Impact: Dole named seven winning projects for its 2025-26 Harvesting Dreams program, including initiatives in Honduras aimed at education, healthcare and resource protection. Digital Services in Honduras: A profile highlights David Garcia’s online driver’s license renewal platform for Honduras’ road safety agency, credited with processing over a million renewals while keeping legal verification standards. Co-ops Gain Global Attention: A UN report points to growing recognition of the social and solidarity economy and cooperatives, noting uneven progress turning commitments into results.
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