AGP Executive Report
Last update: 4 hours agoClimate & Child Health: UNICEF says El Niño’s strongest-on-record warming is putting about 25.8 million children across Latin America at growing risk of drought and floods, with Honduras among the Central American countries where drought can worsen malnutrition and unsafe water access. Border Health & Vulnerability: U.S. DHS says it is tracking a Honduras-led migrant caravan entering Mexico and will block it from crossing into the U.S., while separate reporting highlights migrant children—some from Honduras—appearing in Texas immigration court without legal representation. Local Care Access: Honduras-linked health coverage also includes a new orthopedic surgeon joining Sidney Health Center’s team, underscoring ongoing demand for specialty care. Food Systems Pressure: A report warns banana supply chains across Honduras and other producers face mounting weather, disease, and cost pressures—an issue that can ripple into nutrition and household food stability.
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