AGP Executive Report
Last update: 11 hours agoEnvironmental Crime: An Interpol crackdown across Honduras and eight other countries led to 233 arrests and identified 60,000 hectares of illegally cleared forest. Investigators also traced links between Amazon deforestation and companies across several continents. El Niño Drought: Prolonged water shortages are already devastating crops in Central America’s Northern Triangle, threatening food security and rural livelihoods in Honduras and neighboring countries. UNICEF warns that millions of children in Latin America and the Caribbean face climate-related risks. Wildlife Corridors: Rare camera-trap images confirm jaguars are still using a corridor linking Guatemala and Honduras, despite growing pressure on their habitat. Garífuna Land Rights: Efforts to demarcate Garífuna territory in Colón stalled after officials received threats, underscoring the dangers facing communities defending their land. Sustainable Coffee: A European roaster has launched certified Honduran coffee grown by members of the Cafico cooperative, with standards focused on soil health, biodiversity and fairer livelihoods.
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