AGP Executive Report
Last update: 10 hours agoColombia Security Shift: New President Abelardo de la Espriella’s first day in office was marred by two bombings—one near Cali targeting a highway tollbooth and another in Cesar where a drone hit a police station—while he vowed “no refuge, no leniency and no impunity” against armed groups. US-Backed Crackdown: Hours after his inauguration, the US announced a $1 billion security package to back Colombia’s hardline push against organized crime and illegal migration. El Salvador Turtle Guardians: Dora Martínez, once an egg seller in Barra de Santiago, now protects nesting sites and helps release about 19,000 baby turtles each year, after El Salvador banned protected marine species sales. ICE Enforcement in Georgia: ICE says “Operation Safe Community–Atlanta” led to 1,226 arrests, including 720 with criminal convictions or charges, with offenses ranging from sex crimes to child abuse. Local Culture in Prison: In San Quentin, a Salvadoran identity celebration brought faith and restorative justice to incarcerated organizers and community members.
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