AGP Executive Report
Last update: 12 hours agoUS–El Salvador Drug Watch: President Trump’s FY27 list of “major drug transit or major illicit drug producing” countries keeps El Salvador under scrutiny, while also removing Venezuela from the “failed demonstrably” blacklist—Trump cites renewed security cooperation in Caracas. Education & Future: A PISA 2025 report says Latin America’s learning outcomes keep sliding, with many 15-year-olds far below minimum reading and math expectations—raising pressure on school quality. El Niño Hits Home: Central America’s Dry Corridor is facing deeper food and water shortages as El Niño worsens drought, forcing families in El Salvador and neighbors to ration meals and sell livestock. Independence Day Cleanup: El Salvador deployed 300 inmates from Plan Cero Ocio to clean and maintain streets after Independence Day festivities. TPS Uncertainty for Salvadorans: In Maryland, TPS-linked school staff were reinstated but warned it could be temporary as federal guidance keeps shifting. Local Culture: Santa Ana’s Fiestas Patrias parade drew crowds with Latin American music, dress, and heritage displays.
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