AGP Executive Report
Last update: 11 hours agoEl Niño Food Shock: The IRC warns a historic super El Niño could rapidly worsen food security in Honduras, Guatemala and El Salvador, with “poor rains” and higher costs pushing up to 700,000 people in El Salvador toward emergency needs. Tourism Boom: UN Tourism’s World Tourism Barometer ranks El Salvador among the world’s top-performing destinations in 2026, citing a 37% jump in international arrivals in the first half and 2.49 million visitors (Jan–Jun). Mobility Upgrade: French officials toured El Salvador’s Aerocable in Mejicanos, praising the project’s progress as a major boost to urban mobility and quality of life. Trade & Investment: El Salvador Travel Market 2026 wrapped in San Salvador with 988 business meetings and 100 international buyers, while a French delegation highlighted new investment interest. Energy Deal: MPC Caribbean Clean Energy will sell its indirect stake in the San Isidro solar plant to Potenza Holdings for about $3.27 million, with closing expected by early 2027. Immigration Watch: USCIS kept El Salvador TPS protections for now, but employers are still waiting on clear details like a new end date and updated I-9 guidance.
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