AGP Executive Report
Last update: 8 hours agoGarífuna Land Rights Push: In Tegucigalpa, an International Solidarity Delegation urged Honduras to comply with four Inter-American Court of Human Rights rulings protecting ancestral Garífuna territories, as a Garífuna “Camp for the Life of the Garífuna People” continues demanding sanitation of land registries and titling. Coffee Spotlight: Roatán’s Spirit Origin Coffee won Silver at the 2026 Global Coffee Awards Latin America for its Paraideli Parainema, with another Honduran roast, Las Huertas Catuai, named a finalist. Cultural Memory: Wilson College of Textiles mourned Dr. Andre West, a longtime professor and former director tied to fashion and textile education. Arts & Community Calendar: Hispanic heritage events are set to roll out in the U.S., including Charlotte-area celebrations, while Honduras-linked cultural threads keep showing up across regional arts coverage. Local Culture Through Food: A Copán Ruinas family turned drought-hit sunflower farming into “El Paseo de los Girasoles,” blending farm life, crafts, and visitor experiences.
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