AGP Executive Report
Last update: 26 minutes agoTPS Deadline for Salvadorans: Religious leaders and advocates are urging the Trump administration to extend Temporary Protected Status for nearly 200,000 Salvadorans, warning that protections end Wednesday and could split families and end work authorization. PISA Education Gains: El Salvador is highlighting progress in PISA 2025, with improvements in science, math, and reading versus 2022, even as many countries saw declines. AI for Investment Planning: El Salvador launched NIX 2, an AI system meant to support real-time investment and territorial analysis for private projects and infrastructure planning. Economy & Jobs Signals: The construction sector is projected to grow 15%, adding an estimated $500 million in activity, while El Salvador continues positioning itself as a foreign direct investment engine. Immigration Enforcement Pressure in the U.S.: Reports describe ICE raids and detainers involving Salvadorans, including a case where prosecutors say a judge was not told key criminal history before releasing an undocumented man. Regional Security & Trade: U.S. Secretary of State Marco Rubio is traveling to Colombia, Ecuador, and Peru to push cooperation on narcoterrorism and commerce, with El Salvador cited as aligned with the Trump administration.
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