AGP Executive Report
Last update: 9 hours agoDigital Assets Regulation: El Salvador’s National Digital Assets Commission (CNAD) signed an MOU with Gibraltar’s Financial Services Commission to boost cross-border information sharing and joint supervision, with Minister Nigel Feetham calling it an “important milestone.” Tourism & Connectivity Push: El Español spotlights El Salvador as “the new Dubai of Latin America,” pointing to improved public safety and expanding transatlantic flights that could bring 4.1 million visitors in 2026. Regional Security & Human Rights: Human Rights Watch urges U.S. lawmakers to scrutinize deepening U.S.-Ecuador security cooperation, alleging abuses and raising questions about drone strikes on fishing boats. U.S. Immigration Courts: A federal judge blocked Trump administration moves that would add barriers to asylum and cancel TPS work permits, granting a temporary reprieve while litigation continues. Nicaragua’s Democratic Backslide: Nicaragua’s parliament moved to abolish elections under Ortega’s order, drawing renewed international criticism—contrasting with El Salvador’s ongoing electoral process. Diplomacy: South Korea received letters of credence from new ambassadors, including El Salvador’s.
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