AGP Executive Report
Last update: 3 hours agoClimate & Food Security: El Nino is choking Central America’s Dry Corridor, leaving barren fields, dead livestock, and families in Honduras and beyond cutting meals as water runs short. Environmental Justice & Safety: A new Global Witness report says at least 124 land and environmental defenders were killed worldwide in 2025, with Latin America responsible for 85%—and Honduras listed among the deadliest countries. Hispanic Heritage & Independence Traditions: Central Americans in the U.S. keep independence traditions alive, while Honduras is also tied to the Sept. 15 celebrations that kick off Hispanic Heritage Month in the U.S. Community & Faith in Action: The Church of the Holy Spirit partnered with the LAMB Institute in Honduras, including “House in a Day” home construction. Immigration & Family Impact: In the U.S., ICE-related raids and detentions continue to ripple into Central American families’ lives, with calls for accountability and legal support. Local Culture Spotlight: Great Bend’s Hispanic Heritage Month observance highlights Hispanic businesses and community contributions under “Unidos Somos Más.”
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