AGP Executive Report
Last update: 6 hours agoRegional Tourism: El Salvador expects 58,522 Honduran visitors for Morazán Week, up 20% from 2025, bringing business to hotels, restaurants, transport and retail. Environmental Enforcement: An Interpol operation spanning Honduras and eight other countries made 233 arrests and exposed large-scale illegal logging, mining and wildlife trafficking; investigators identified 60,000 hectares of cleared forest across the region. Housing Investment: U.S. investors are seeking $102 million in arbitration over Honduras’ blocking of a proposed low-income housing development. Fuel Costs: Honduras has set a 30-day freeze on diesel prices, a measure with implications for transport and business operating costs. Agriculture: Drought is devastating Honduran farmers, while El Niño threatens crops and food security across Central America.
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