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President Asfura attended the EU's Global Green Bonds Initiative launch at the UN General Assembly in New York, pitching Honduras's climate and water challenges to attract sustainable investment.

Guatemala's vice president ordered a red alert for the Trifinio border region shared with Honduras and El Salvador, as El Niño–driven drought threatens corn and bean crops, rural employment, and food security across the three-country zone.

An integrated food-security analysis projects that 157,000 people across Honduras, El Salvador, and Guatemala in the Rio Lempa border region will face acute hunger from July through October 2026, driven by seasonal grain depletion, inflation, and El Niño drought risk.

Vice Minister Diana Waleska Herrera emphasized the importance of protecting the region's major water sources across Honduras, Guatemala, and El Salvador to ensure water security and strengthen agricultural production.

A cross-border investigation by Latin American journalists found that environmental defenders in Honduras, Colombia, Guatemala, Mexico, Brazil, and Panama face coordinated online harassment, doxxing, and death threats designed to discredit them, yet most countries lack adequate legal protections against digital violence.

Experts from Mexico and Central America called Thursday for a regional strategy to combat the screwworm, a parasitic larva that infests livestock and threatens the region's cattle industry.