El Niño Food Shock for Honduras: The International Rescue Committee warns a historic super El Niño could rapidly worsen food security in Honduras, Guatemala and El Salvador as conflict-disrupted shipping pushes up food, fuel and fertilizer costs, with drought risks threatening hundreds of thousands. Agri Resilience in Honduras: In Copán Ruinas, one family turned drought-hit sunflower plantings into a tourism business—“El Paseo de los Girasoles”—adding restaurants, a café, craft sales and rides to protect dairy income. Egg Supply Expansion: Honduras Outreach International and IEF OneEgg plan a second layer barn in the Agalta Valley to boost locally produced eggs for the “First 1,000 Days of Life” nutrition program, scaling from 3,000 layers to reach more families. Cybersecurity & Investment Risk: ESET reports China-aligned FamousSparrow shifted focus to Latin America, deploying a new SparroWocky backdoor against government entities including Honduras, raising concerns for sensitive sectors and Chinese investment scrutiny. Finance for Mining Growth: Aura Minerals announced a $200M syndicated loan facility to fund supplier payments and production expansion tied to its Honduras-linked growth targets. Local Industry & Community: Honduras appears in a global food festival in Bogotá, with baleadas and cassava with pork rinds highlighted as part of tourism and economic exchange.