AGP Executive Report
Last update: 11 hours agoMigration: Dozens of Hondurans left San Pedro Sula for the U.S. border, hoping Democratic gains in Congress would ease President Trump’s crackdown. It is the third caravan to leave Honduras since September; participants cited poverty, violence and a lack of opportunity. Government: President Nasry Asfura fired the education minister and two other officials, signaling a tougher standard for his cabinet. Economy: The IMF sees progress in Honduras but warns that inflation and energy-sector losses threaten economic stability. U.S. Courts: A 27-year-old Honduran drug ringleader was sentenced to 14 years for leading a fentanyl trafficking operation that moved drugs into Northern California.
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