AGP Executive Report
Last update: an hour agoEl Niño risks for Nicaragua’s children: UNICEF warns that the coming El Niño season could bring drought and flooding across Central America, including Nicaragua, putting 25.8 million children across Latin America at growing risk of malnutrition, unsafe water access, and school and health disruptions. Climate shock to regional systems: New research flags a “super” El Niño as a major driver of supply chain disruption, commodity losses, and infrastructure stress across Latin America, with drought threats in Central America and rising flood risk in parts of South America. Sea turtle conservation signal: A report says olive ridley sea turtles have been recorded nesting on America’s West Coast for the first time, with conservation teams moving quickly to protect nests from storm-driven coastal impacts—highlighting how extreme weather can reshape wildlife behavior. Nicaragua media and geopolitics: RT en Español began free-to-air broadcasting in Nicaragua, expanding Russia’s media reach as the country tightens authoritarian control and suppresses dissent. UN diplomacy and Nicaragua: Costa Rica used its UN General Assembly address to push for Rebeca Grynspan’s UN leadership bid while raising alarms about political and human rights conditions in Nicaragua.
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