AGP Executive Report
Last update: 8 hours agoSecurity Policy: Bukele says a commission is weighing conditional release for as many as 46,000 of the more than 92,000 people detained under emergency rule. He called it a “third form” of justice outside the courts, prompting questions about its constitutionality and marking a shift from years of mass-incarceration rhetoric. U.S. Relations: In a call with Bukele, Secretary of State Marco Rubio urged El Salvador to protect ports and other critical infrastructure from what Washington called malign foreign influence, and to back U.S. priorities at the UN, including on Cuba. Investment: Cox Group pledged $2.9 billion for energy and water projects, including solar storage and upgrades to water systems. The company and government described it as El Salvador’s largest private investment commitment. Drought: El Niño is straining cattle ranchers, with industry representatives saying about 60% of the sector is affected. Feed costs have surged, forcing some farmers to sell weakened cattle at steep discounts.
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