AGP Executive Report
Last update: 3 hours agoHonduras in the spotlight: Former presidential candidate Rixi Moncada says recent dismissals and judicial rulings amount to “political persecution” and a “criminal dictatorship,” pointing to removals of top officials and warning that new energy changes could shift ENEE control toward banking and private generators. Faith & community arts: Bilingual singer-songwriter Marisel Rodriguez is helping spotlight Hogar Nazareth, a Catholic safe home in Comayagua for people with disabilities who’ve faced neglect or abuse, sharing how her music supports outreach and donor work. Culture beyond borders: A new Honduras-linked travel feature spotlights Guanaja in the Bay Islands as a lesser-known Caribbean escape for beaches, mangroves, and reef snorkeling. Sports & identity: Honduran-born runner Elvin Josué Canales opens up about the emotional strain of relocating from Spain for a fresh training reset. Arts & entertainment calendar: Fathom expands the theater run of The Transformers: The Movie (4K) and adds Optimus Prime: Awakening, with screenings listed across Latin America including Honduras. Migration & media: A report says ICE is increasingly deporting people to “third countries,” with Honduras receiving about 170 non-Hondurans under a transfer agreement—raising concerns about safety and support.
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