AGP Executive Report
Last update: 8 hours agoEnergy & Infrastructure: Genesis Energias says it’s reshaping Honduras’ power sector by building LNG infrastructure, including an LNG storage terminal using a floating storage unit to feed its 240MW combined-cycle plant. Textiles & Manufacturing: Nextil expands its Central America “Full Package” capacity via a strategic partnership with Grupo Beta, adding integrated spinning, weaving, and garment operations in Honduras and El Salvador. Trade Policy Impact: The U.S. rolled out new Section 301 forced-labor tariffs effective July 24, replacing expiring global surcharges; Honduras is listed among countries facing a 10% rate, with exemptions tied to rules like USMCA/CAFTA-DR textile coverage. Regional Tech & Telecom: Honduras is among governments joining a new global 6G alliance aimed at coordinating secure next-gen wireless development and limiting China’s influence. Public Safety: In San Pedro Sula, six family members (including five minors) died in a house fire; authorities are investigating the cause. Labor & Migration: U.S. TPS for Haitians expires, raising concerns for healthcare and construction workforces that include many in the region.
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