AGP Executive Report
Last update: 4 hours agoMaya Science Breakthrough: Guatemala researchers using digitally enhanced scans of Maya wall writings at San Bartolo-Xultun have identified a named astronomer-mathematician, Sak Tahn Waax (“White-chested Fox”), linking him to mathematical and astronomical formulas and calendrical calculations. Earthquake Watch: A strong 7.3 quake struck the Mexico-Guatemala border region near Chiapas, triggering tsunami precautions that were later lifted; Mexico reported minor injuries and some structural issues, while no severe damage was reported. Immigration Justice in the Spotlight: In Houston, federal prosecutors shared new details about the moments before ICE shot and killed Lorenzo Salgado Araujo, complicating the government’s earlier account and fueling protests demanding transparency. Youth Faith & Retreats: The Sicar retreat movement—rooted in consecrated life and aimed at young adults—continues expanding across Latin America, including Guatemala, through spiritual formation experiences. Culture & Community: A Houston vigil for Salgado Araujo grew nightly with candles and religious symbols, reflecting how local communities respond to loss and demand accountability.
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