AGP Executive Report
Last update: an hour agoLand & Violence in the Aguán: A new report revisits the Rigores palm-oil massacre in Honduras’ Bajo Aguán valley, where gunmen killed 20 people and survivors describe how a decades-long land conflict pits campesinos against major corporations and armed actors. Immigration Crackdown, Up Close: Another story follows Honduran Orbin Mauricio Henriquez Serrano’s terrifying encounter with U.S. immigration agents in St. Paul, showing how fear and sudden raids ripple through families. Roatán on the Map: A travel feature spotlights Roatán’s culture and English-speaking communities, while a freediving event announcement invites athletes to the CMAS Caribbean Cup in Roatán (Aug. 6–11). Sports & Screen Culture: Netflix’s John Wick-esque thriller “The Debt Collector” is climbing charts in Honduras, and CONCACAF U-20 action includes Honduras drawing Canada 1-1. Community & Learning: Stanbridge University donated about 215 Chromebooks to support students across Latin America, including Honduras.
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