AGP Executive Report
Last update: 5 hours agoMusic & Culture: Grupo Firme keeps breaking records in Mexico City, stacking up 11 shows at GNP Seguros Stadium as part of La Última Peda Tour that also runs through Central America and includes Honduras. Sports & Youth: Liverpool is finalizing a deal for 17-year-old Colombian midfielder Samuel Martinez, who could link up after a year in Colombia and is set to play the U17 World Cup alongside Honduras in his group. Arts & Community (Honduras): Spirit Origin Coffee in Roatán says it won the #1 lot at Honduras’ 2026 Cup of Excellence, with a Parainema lot staying at origin and being roasted locally. Education & Performing Arts: The NFHS National Student Leadership Summit in Indianapolis brings together student leaders from sports and fine arts/performing arts, including participants from Honduras. Local Spotlight: A Honduran-descended Miss North Carolina USA winner, Brittany Sosa Boltinhouse, is making headlines as the first of Honduran descent to take the crown. Marimba Craft: A student research project explores alternatives to rare Honduras rosewood for marimbas, aiming to make the instrument more accessible.
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