US EditionHonduran President Drives Regional Agenda at Summit ‘Escudo of the Americas’ in the u.s.
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He also observed Morales' stay in the Chapare.
The meetings held by President Nasry Asfura with regional leaders and U.S. authorities marked the agenda of Honduras during the “escudo of the Americas” summit in Doral, Florida, where the president promoted dialogue on regional security, migration and economic cooperation. The entry Honduran President promotes regional agenda in summit “escudo of the Americas” in the U.S. was first published in the Digital Process.
• The Honduran president also revealed debt commitments of more than $1.6 billion, highlighted projects such as the interoceanic railroad and defended partial fuel subsidies to alleviate the impact on the family economy. MIAMI, USA. – Honduran president Nasry “Tito” Asfura announced a series of economic initiatives, projects [...]
The president held meetings with U.S. authorities to address security, investment and trade in the region. EL SALVADOR.- The president of El Salvador, Nayib Bukele, held a series of meetings with senior U.S. officials following his participation in the Shield of the Americas Summit, Doral 2026, held in Doral, Florida. The president met with U.S. Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent to discuss economic and cooperation issues between the two countries.
El Salvador’s President, Nayib Bukele, held a meeting with the Secretary of the United States Department of National Security, Kristi Noem, who also serves as President Donald Trump’s special envoy for the “escude of the Americas” initiative. During the meeting, both delegations discussed El Salvador’s security contributions as part of this regional strategy that seeks to confront drug cartels and organized crime networks in the Western Hemisphe…
Ecuadornews: The president of Ecuador assures that the time when organized crime was operating freely in the region has come to an end, during his participation in the summit "escudo de las am riches".
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