AGP Executive Report
Last update: 9 hours agoMuseum Leadership: Eugenio Viola was named director of Naples’ Madre Museum, with a relaunch plan focused on its permanent collection, multiyear programming, and youth and marginalized-group outreach. Education & Language: Orange County School Board chair candidate Alicia Farrant, a Spanish speaker with lived experience in Guatemala, El Salvador and Spain, highlights a return to phonics-based literacy and higher safety standards. Faith & Community: Evangelist Daniel Adams’ teaching lists seven signs someone may need deliverance, urging Christians to keep Jesus at the center. Immigration Reality Check: A Guatemalan national, Eliseo Morales-Cuin, was arrested in Kentucky after a kidnapping alert; he’s now in ICE custody. Human Rights in Schools: A Geneva Office for Human Rights Education program, supported by the Church of Jesus Christ, is teaching children nondiscrimination in 23 countries, including Guatemala. Guatemala in the News Cycle: A digital scan of Guatemala wall writings reportedly revealed a Maya astronomer’s name. Regional Sports: Puerto Rico opened the Central American and Caribbean Games with a big win over Guatemala in women’s water polo.
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