AGP Executive Report
Last update: 11 hours agoGuatemala Spotlight: Mining & Indigenous Rights: Fenix Nickel, accused of bribery, environmental damage, and violence against Maya communities in Izabal, has resumed operations after a three-year suspension tied to U.S. Treasury sanctions. Art & Community: A Berkeley-area “Art Without Borders” benefit sale at La Peña Cultural Center this Sunday will feature hundreds of works from local artists, raising money for immigrant families. Culture & Heritage: Two new explainers explore ancient Mesoamerican power and trade through jade (Chalchihuitl) and obsidian (Itztli)—materials tied to ritual, elite status, and the afterlife. Sports & Pride: The U.S. USMNT is leaning into a more Latino identity for the 2026 World Cup, with players of Mexican heritage highlighted. Education & Impact: Denny’s awards $85,000 in scholarships through its Hungry for Education program, backing student leaders across partner organizations.
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