AGP Executive Report
Last update: 34 minutes agoImmigration Crackdown Fallout: ICE actions in the U.S. keep hitting El Salvador connections, including the deportation of a TCU student to El Salvador and a North Carolina hit-and-run case where DHS says a Salvadoran man with prior convictions was released under the Obama administration before being charged again. Economic Watch: The IMF says it’s seeing “great progress” in El Salvador’s program and plans for upcoming review visits after talks with President Nayib Bukele. Urban Mobility: El Salvador is moving ahead with new Soyapango metrocable feeder lines, with designs nearly done and bidding expected soon to link dense neighborhoods to major transit corridors. Digital Assets Regulation: The CNAD signed an MOU with Gibraltar to boost cross-border oversight and information sharing for digital finance and tokenization. Tourism Push: El Salvador promoted itself to Russian audiences, highlighting safety gains, heritage, surf, volcanoes, and coffee. Archaeology: A burial site in Antiguo Cuscatlán reportedly dates to around 850 B.C., with cassava cultivation traces preserved under volcanic ash. Trade Pressure: The U.S. is preparing new tariffs up to 12.5% on about 60 countries, including El Salvador, tied to forced-labor claims.
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