El Niño Watch: The powerful El Niño is strengthening and could become “historic,” with El Salvador already running about 2.5°C hotter than the 1991–2020 average—raising risks for drought, heat, wildfires, and food insecurity across Central America. Maternal Health Upgrade: Zacamil Hospital is rolling out the family-centered “Mini Nido,” aiming for warmer, more private childbirth support and better mother-baby care through linked neonatal and breast-milk services. Agro-Training Push: El Salvador opened applications for Agrobecas 2027, offering specialized scholarships in agronomy, agro-environment, agribusiness, and food agro-industry to build a greener, more modern agriculture workforce. Connectivity for Resilience: The Ministry of Housing released $54.6 million for telecom tower infrastructure to close coverage gaps and support digital transformation. Surf City Spotlight: International experts visited Surf City to assess tourism-led development and how coordinated investment could drive long-term coastal growth. TPS Uncertainty for Salvadorans in the U.S.: A TPS deadline passed without a public decision; DHS says protections stay in place “until” an announcement, leaving about 200,000 Salvadorans in limbo.