AGP Executive Report
Last update: 7 hours agoClimate Finance: Ministers from 77 climate-vulnerable economies called for longer-term, affordable financing for resilience, including clean water, health and education, warning that debt and high borrowing costs are limiting investment. Land Rights: Nicaragua’s expanded border zone, declared state property, covers more than 14% of the country and has left farmers and Indigenous communities uncertain about ownership and future use of their land. Environmental Crime: An Interpol operation across nine Latin American and Caribbean countries, including Nicaragua, recorded about 60,000 hectares of illegal forest clearing and led to 233 arrests; investigators also linked Amazon destruction to companies operating across continents. Mining: Mineros reported Hemco gold production in Nicaragua rose 18.5% in the third quarter, as the company raised its full-year production forecast.
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