AGP Executive Report
Last update: 5 hours agoTropical Storm Cristina: The NHC says Cristina is lingering off El Salvador’s coast with 40 mph winds and heavy rain that could trigger life-threatening flooding and mudslides, with El Salvador under an orange alert as coastal areas brace for several days of downpours. Protected Areas Closed: In response to the storm risk, El Salvador’s environment ministry temporarily shut down protected natural areas nationwide and tightened coastal safety, including a closure of Acajutla Beach due to dangerous surf. Renewables Push: El Salvador advanced clean energy with approval for a San Matías photovoltaic solar plant backed by Kuwait financing, targeting about 20,000 MWh a year. Ecosystem Restoration: On World Environment Day, MARN and UNDP launched the 7th year of “Trees for El Salvador,” reporting millions of native trees planted since 2019 to restore key ecosystems. Tourism Growth: A new report says El Salvador’s visitor numbers are outpacing official targets, with 2026 goals likely to be met early. Aviation Investment: President Bukele inaugurated AEROMAN’s Hangar 7 expansion in San Luis Talpa, positioning the country as a major aircraft maintenance hub.
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