AGP Executive Report
Last update: an hour agoJustice: Human Rights Watch says El Salvador’s mass trials deny defendants due process, citing cases involving more than 600 people and lawyers’ reports of restricted access to files and clients. Regional Crime: An Interpol operation coordinated from El Salvador led to 233 arrests across nine countries, recovered more than 1,000 animals and identified 60,000 hectares of illegally cleared forest. Migration: A U.S. hearing was abruptly canceled on whether Kilmar Ábrego García, mistakenly deported to El Salvador in 2025, can be sent to Liberia. Economy: The World Bank says El Salvador is among the region’s faster-growing economies, buoyed by improved security and private investment, as Latin America and the Caribbean is forecast to grow 2.2% this year. Climate: El Niño-driven drought is damaging corn crops in El Salvador’s San Vicente department and threatening food security across Central America. Bitcoin and IMF: The IMF released $138 million to El Salvador after waiving a Bitcoin rule breach; the deal includes a halt to further public-sector Bitcoin accumulation.
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