AGP Executive Report
Last update: 7 hours agoClimate Risk in Central America: UNICEF says 25.8 million children across Latin America and the Caribbean face growing risks from El Niño-driven drought and flooding, with Nicaragua among the countries where drought is hitting harvests and raising malnutrition threats. Food, Water, and Health Pressure: The agency warns climate shocks can disrupt access to safe water, health care, education, and child protection, with wildfire and river-level impacts also flagged in other parts of the region. Nicaragua’s Media Landscape: Russia’s RT en Español has started free-to-air broadcasting in Nicaragua, a move that deepens Moscow’s ties with the Ortega government and expands media reach across Central America. Energy Stress and El Niño: El Salvador’s power exports jumped as regional demand rose during El Niño conditions, and Nicaragua appears among buyers—highlighting how climate-driven water shortages can push grids toward costlier, fossil-fuel backup.
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