AGP Executive Report
Last update: an hour agoPort Health & Trade: El Salvador’s Acajutla Port says vessel waiting times have dropped from about 12 days (2025) to 24 hours (2026) after infrastructure and software upgrades, with a “Maritime Single Window” planned to streamline documents across agencies including Health. HIV Prevention Access: Gilead and PAHO announced a partnership to expand access to twice-yearly lenacapavir (PrEP) across Latin America and the Caribbean, including El Salvador, using PAHO’s regional purchasing system to close prevention gaps. Maternal Care (Local): El Salvador is rolling out a family-centered “Mini Nido” at Zacamil Hospital to strengthen maternal care. Immigration & Health Coverage Risk: In the U.S., Salvadorans with Temporary Protected Status (TPS) are in limbo as protections continue for now, but uncertainty remains—an issue that can directly affect access to care and stability. Public Health Watch: A Texas report highlights rising cases of chronic kidney disease of unknown origin (CKDu) among agricultural workers, linked to intense heat and worsened by barriers to medical care.
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