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Regional Security: Costa Rican President Laura Fernández toured El Salvador’s CECOT prison during an official visit, days after Costa Rica opened a 5,100-inmate facility modeled on it. The visit signals growing regional interest in President Nayib Bukele’s security approach. Prison Policy: Bukele says his government is considering conditional release for up to 46,000 people arrested during the gang crackdown—potentially close to half those detained. Sports and Tourism: El Salvador has welcomed surfers from 37 countries for the ISA World Longboard Championship at El Sunzal, promoting the event as a boost for tourism and local businesses. Regional Leadership: El Salvador was elected to chair the Ibero-American Consumer Protection Forum for 2026–27; the agency says it recovered $19 million for consumers this year. Investment: Energy company Cox has announced plans for $2.9 billion in El Salvador projects, including solar power, battery storage and water systems.

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