Belize–Guatemala Tensions: Guatemala accused Belize of “spreading misinformation” after Prime Minister John Briceño raised a claim that a Guatemalan military aircraft entered Belize’s airspace and disabled its transponder; Guatemala says the flight “never happened,” and says it will ask the OAS monitoring office to investigate while promising to submit reports and the plane in question. Diplomatic Fallout: Briceño said the situation is “unacceptable,” called for stronger international monitoring ahead of ICJ proceedings, and announced he will recall Belize’s ambassador to Guatemala for consultations. Migration Watch: A “Faith and Hope” caravan of 600+ migrants is moving through Mexico toward the U.S., with activists saying it’s growing as people from Honduras, El Salvador, Guatemala, Ecuador and Haiti join along the route. Humanitarian/Church Response: Archbishop Mitchell T. Rozanski marked the World Day of Migrants and Refugees, urging leaders to protect migrants’ rights—especially children—and calling for reforms for undocumented people. Local Impact in Guatemala: The Ocean Cleanup reported stopping 463,000 pounds of trash in Guatemala’s Rio Las Vacas before it reaches the Gulf of Honduras. Health Access: Nursing and physician assistant students provided care and hygiene education in a pop-up clinic in Guatemala’s Aldea Panabajal. Trade Policy: The U.S. announced zero ad valorem tariffs on certain specialty drugs and ingredients from Guatemala and other countries as it prepares a 100% tariff on some patented pharma imports starting Sept. 29.