AGP Executive Report
Last update: 3 hours agoEnvironmental Enforcement: INTERPOL’s regional crackdown included Honduras among nine countries, with 233 arrests and investigations uncovering illegal mining, timber trafficking and 60,000 hectares of illegally cleared forest. Tourism: El Salvador expects 58,522 Honduran visitors during Morazán Week, up 20% from 2025, bringing business to hotels, restaurants and transport operators. Agriculture: El Niño-driven drought is wilting Honduran crops and worsening pressure on farmers. Energy Costs: Honduras has set a 30-day freeze on diesel prices, offering temporary relief to businesses exposed to fuel costs. Investment: U.S. investors are seeking $102 million over a blocked housing project in Honduras, putting the dispute and its implications for construction investment in focus. Health Services: A new effort to bring laboratory testing closer to patients could strengthen Honduras’s healthcare services.
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