AGP Executive Report
Last update: 9 hours agoSecond-Hand Clothing Supply Chain: A new study says U.S.-collected second-hand clothing is a structured, affordable supply stream in El Salvador, with 99.56% of 21.8 million garments priced under $15 and the most common price at $3, supporting circular jobs in a largely informal economy. Private Banking Momentum: El Salvador’s private banking deposits jumped 17.4% year-on-year to $20.7 billion in March 2026, with time deposits up 19.7% and active accounts surpassing 7 million, signaling stronger savings and more credit capacity. Sustainable Public Space Plan: The Chinese Embassy says the new International Fairs and Conventions Center will use only 30% of the land, reserving 70% for green and recreational areas. Customs Anti-Corruption Push: The Bukele administration strengthens El Salvador’s customs anti-corruption system, targeting cleaner trade enforcement. U.S.-El Salvador Human Rights Case: A U.S. judge ordered the government to allow an El Salvador-born trafficking-victim plaintiff (a former Milwaukee teacher’s aide) to return to the U.S. after she self-deported while a T-visa was pending. Media Shakeup With El Salvador Link: CBS’s “60 Minutes” faces major leadership changes under Bari Weiss, including the removal of staff tied to a Salvadoran prison story.
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