AGP Executive Report
Last update: 7 hours agoTourism: More than 200,000 Hondurans visited El Salvador during Morazán Week, far exceeding the 60,000 expected and delivering a major boost to the neighbor’s travel sector. Land and Investment: Honduras’s new Agroindustrial Law is drawing backlash from Garífuna and rural groups, who say it favors large agribusiness and energy projects and makes evictions easier; five land-rights defenders face criminal charges. Rural Technology: An IFAD- and EU-backed program connected 32,000 rural households across six countries, including Honduras, with digital tools for crop management, market access and financial services. Costs: Honduras is forecast to have Central America’s highest inflation in 2026, at 5.6%, as global energy, food and fertilizer prices rise. Manufacturing: Arburg and Colombian partner Maqtec marked 25 years of cooperation, with Maqtec representing injection-molding technology in Honduras and eight other regional markets.
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