AGP Executive Report
Last update: 11 hours agoHuman Rights Watch: El Salvador’s Idhuca says it documented 569 human rights violations in 2025, with 645 alleged victims, pointing to arbitrary detentions and naming the National Civil Police and Armed Forces most often—many cases tied to the 2022 state of emergency and its suspended safeguards. UN Pressure: The UN Working Group on Arbitrary Detention urged El Salvador to immediately release former San Salvador mayor Ernesto Muyshondt, calling his detention unlawful and citing irregularities including detentions after acquittals. Weather Alert: Tropical Storm Cristina has formed in the Pacific and is expected to bring 4–8 inches of rain (up to 12) across Nicaragua, Honduras, El Salvador and Guatemala; El Salvador is under an Orange Alert, with Civil Protection stressing preparedness, not shutdowns. Renewables Push: El Salvador approved a $9.6M loan to build the San Matías solar plant, backed by Kuwait, targeting about 20,000 MWh annually. Tourism & Sports: Tourism keeps accelerating—visitor numbers are ahead of the 2026 goal—while Surf City El Salvador Pro continues to draw international attention and free wellness events.
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