AGP Executive Report
Last update: an hour agoClimate & Food Security: Drought is worsening in Guatemala’s Indigenous Maya community of Xetzac (Quiché) as El Niño fears grow, drying corn, beans, potatoes and vegetables and raising fears of hunger across the Dry Corridor, where experts warn food insecurity could hit about 2.5 million Guatemalans. Aviation & Travel: Avianca launched new nonstop flights between San Francisco and Guatemala City, boosting access to Antigua and other cultural hotspots with four weekly seasonal routes through Aug. 31, 2026. Indigenous Voices & Media: Cultural Survival announced its 2026 Indigenous Community Media Fund partners, including Guatemala projects, continuing support for Indigenous storytelling, knowledge exchange, and community media capacity. Culture & Community Events: Guatemala’s cultural calendar also intersects with broader regional interest in Indigenous heritage and community gatherings, as highlighted by the week’s focus on Indigenous-led initiatives and public-facing cultural programs.
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