AGP Executive Report
Last update: 8 hours agoColombia Transition Watch: The U.S. and 12 “Shield of the Americas” partners urged Colombia to keep a peaceful, orderly handover after Gustavo Petro questioned the June 21 runoff, warning that rejecting official results without proof threatens democratic stability. Humanitarian Response: El Salvador expanded earthquake aid to Venezuela with a fully equipped field hospital in Catia La Mar, adding pediatric and adult care capacity as recovery shifts from rescue to rebuilding. Local Economy: El Salvador’s agromarkets drive food savings of 20–30% by cutting intermediaries; MAG says the network has 61 active markets and has drawn 24.5 million visitors since expansion. Immigration Policy (US): DHS told employers TPS work permits will expire soon for Haitians and other nationalities, following the Supreme Court’s move to allow TPS terminations. Security/Enforcement (US): ICE carried out major “worst of the worst” arrests tied to serious crimes, while a Texas incident involved a semi-truck breaching a border checkpoint and scattering migrants into brush. Tech & Finance: El Salvador promoted its AI and digital innovation push to South Korean investors, while the U.S. moved toward tighter rules around digital currency issuance.
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