AGP Executive Report
Last update: 2 hours agoJustice and Security: Former anti-corruption prosecutor Juan Francisco Solórzano Foppa, 43, was shot dead at a Guatemala City sports complex; police arrested two suspects. President Bernardo Arévalo condemned the killing and called for both the gunmen and those who ordered the attack to face justice, amid longstanding concerns about retaliation against anti-corruption figures. Wildlife: A camera trap captured a jaguar in the Guatemala-Honduras Bi-National Corridor, a rare sighting researchers say signals the forest route remains usable by the elusive cats. The corridor also supplies water to more than 200,000 people. Oilfield Closure: Guatemala is seeking bids for a roughly $50 million contract to close and decommission the Xan oilfield, once the country’s main producer. The three-year project includes plugging wells and addressing environmental risks in the Maya Biosphere Reserve. Conservation: A legislative proposal would designate 5,437 hectares around Volcán de Agua as a multiple-use reserve, aiming to protect forests and water sources and address logging, fires and urban pressure. Migration: A Guatemalan mother deported from the U.S. after a traffic stop was reunited with her two young children in Miami, eight months after they were separated.
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