AGP Executive Report
Last update: 10 hours agoOAS Pressure on Nicaragua: The U.S. and allies urged the Organization of American States to convene an extraordinary foreign ministers meeting over Nicaragua’s Ortega-Murillo push to exclude opposition from elections, warning “words alone have not worked” and calling it an “assault of the dictatorship.” Constitutional Reform Fallout: Washington says the constitutional changes are aimed at extending power and sidelining large parts of Nicaragua’s political life, with a meeting proposed before September. El Niño Food Crisis: The World Food Programme warned intensifying El Niño could drive 49 million more people into acute hunger by end-2027, with Central America hit hardest. Immigration Courts Speed Up: U.S. immigration judges tripled monthly deportation orders in June to 79,000, expanding the pool of migrants who can be arrested and removed. Nicaragua in the News Cycle: A separate report notes Nicaragua’s moves to ban “Yankee” agents from elections and advance reform to exclude opposition, keeping the country in the spotlight. Local Human Stories: A Haitian community church in Maryland reported empty seats and canceled programs as fears rise after TPS termination.
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