AGP Executive Report
Last update: 6 hours agoAgro-Industrial Conflict in Honduras: Peasant, Indigenous, and Garifuna groups rejected Honduras’ June 2026 Agroindustrial Law, saying it favors corporate interests over original land rights, while they demand annulment of criminal cases and an end to evictions of land defenders; communities cite forced expulsions in San Juan (Garifuna) and El Tulito (Choluteca) and point to uneven enforcement, including continued activity around Roatán despite court rulings. Hondurasgate Media Allegations: A new leak of Hondurasgate audio recordings claims former President Juan Orlando Hernández tried to buy major media outlets (HCH and ICN) and that right-wing regimes paid for programming and coordinated coverage to shape public opinion. Coffee Supply Chain Link: Portland Coffee Roasters partnered with Oregon Public Broadcasting to launch OPBeans, a Honduras-produced coffee blend supporting public media. Digital Agrifood Push: IICA selected Honduran startup Harvverse among 15 AgTech firms for Costa Rica’s Digital Agriculture Week, aiming to speed agrifood digital transformation across the Americas. Regional Trade/Logistics Note: A Honduras-related distribution deal was announced for Paramount’s medical drama “The F Ward,” with Claro video carrying it across Honduras and other Latin American markets.
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