AGP Executive Report
Last update: 12 hours agoEducation Push at the Border: El Salvador is sending free laptops, tablets, and school supplies to dual-national students in “los ex-bolsones,” using buses to help families cross and claim the packages—raising pressure on neighbors to match the support. Customs Anti-Corruption Upgrade: The Bukele administration is strengthening its customs system with a UNODC-backed diploma program and a field visit to the Port of Acajutla, focusing on transparency and modern cargo oversight. Logistics Boost: DHL is investing $500,000 in a new temperature-controlled warehouse in El Salvador to serve pharma, medical devices, and specialty goods. Courts and Accountability: A US judge threw out criminal charges against wrongly deported Salvadoran Kilmar Ábrego García, calling the prosecution “vindictive.” Crypto Risk Watch: New Glassnode analysis says about 30% of Bitcoin supply has public keys exposed and could be vulnerable if quantum computing advances. Local Governance, Big Picture: The week also included Bukele’s push to modernize the Attorney General’s Office as part of a broader “law and order” push.
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