AGP Executive Report
Last update: an hour agoGang Crackdown: President Nayib Bukele says a proposed early-release review would cover about 10,000 people accused of occasionally helping gangs—not gang members. He estimates roughly half could qualify for an earlier release through a rehabilitation program; more than 90,000 people have been detained under the state of emergency since 2022. Regional Security: Costa Rican President Laura Fernández toured El Salvador’s CECOT prison after opening a 5,100-inmate facility modeled on it. The visit highlights growing regional interest in Bukele’s security approach, which rights groups have criticized. Energy Investment: Spain’s Cox Group plans to invest $2.9 billion in El Salvador’s energy and water systems, including a proposed 400-megawatt solar push and battery storage. Surfing and Consumer Affairs: El Salvador opened the ISA World Longboard Championship at El Sunzal, with competitors from 37 countries. The country was also elected to lead the Ibero-American Consumer Protection Forum for 2026–27.
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