AGP Executive Report
Last update: an hour agoMaya Science Breakthrough: Guatemala’s Ministry of Culture says researchers at the Xultun site have deciphered mural microtexts naming “Sak Tahn Waax” (“White-chested Fox”), the first Classic Maya mathematician-astronomer whose work is tied to a named individual, with a “complete mathematical and astronomical formula” attributed to him. English Skills for BPO: Guatemala’s BPO sector has the right workforce for nearshore operations, but English proficiency is the bottleneck, with education and training not closing the gap fast enough for international clients. Measles Watch: The U.S. reports a major measles surge, while Guatemala reinforces vaccination efforts after reporting 26 measles deaths. ICE and Human Rights Tensions: Coverage continues around ICE-related deaths in the U.S., including the Houston shooting and calls for more transparency, plus Mexico preparing legal complaints over ICE custody deaths. Garifuna Solidarity: The National Garifuna Council plans a peaceful protest supporting Garifuna land-rights concerns in San Juan, Honduras, linking communities across the region. Culture & Travel Links: Cuba is extending its “Mayan World” tourism program to connect Mayan routes in Mexico and Guatemala with Havana and Varadero, aiming to draw more Mexican visitors.
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