AGP Executive Report
Last update: 11 hours agoCentral American arts spotlight: Honduras kicked off the 13th Central American Inter-University Festival of Culture and Art (FICCUA 2026) in Tegucigalpa, bringing together 940 artists from 12 public universities for four days of music, dance, theater, literature, and visual arts across 11 stages. Football + youth culture: Honduras’ U20s are in the mix at the Concacaf U20 Championship in Puebla, with Jamaica’s Reggae Boyz earning a dramatic 2-1 win over Honduras and now eyeing a quarterfinal berth. Regional sports moment: At the CAC Games, Trinidad and Tobago swimmer Nikoli Blackman won the men’s 50m freestyle gold, with Honduras’ Gabriel Martinez finishing among the top qualifiers. Honduras justice + culture of memory: InSight Crime revisited Juan Orlando Hernández’s path from indictment to pardon, as his return to Honduras raises fresh concerns about the country’s justice system. Arts-adjacent media: A review of Maggie Haberman and Jonathan Swan’s “Regime Change” and a guitar review (“Collings DS1 A Hill Country”) rounded out the week’s entertainment reads.
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