Mercado Cuscatlán Reopen Plan: San Salvador says the upgraded Mercado Cuscatlán overhaul is nearly done, with AgroMercado, pharmacies, a redesigned public library, and on-site services (Hacienda, Migración, Sertracen, and a Duicentro) set to reopen between September and October—an access boost for everyday health and errands. Local Health Access & Care: A Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints program highlighted in multiple countries includes cataract surgeries, Ebola and breast cancer support, flu vaccinations, and relief supplies, with El Salvador among the locations mentioned. Immigration Pressure on Health Systems: New York Gov. Kathy Hochul warns that ending Temporary Protected Status (including upcoming Salvadoran terminations) could trigger job losses and strain healthcare staffing, while TPS holders describe rising fear and mental health stress. Deportation Flights & Human Impact: A first U.S. deportation flight to Liberia under a deal reportedly included Venezuelans, Cubans, and Colombians; five resisted and were forcibly returned to the plane, underscoring the health and wellbeing fallout of sudden removals. Safety After Fatal Harbor Crash: ICE detained an El Salvadoran accused of operating an overcrowded, unlicensed New York Harbor tour boat that killed a mother and her infant, raising questions about passenger safety and emergency response. Cancer Care Spotlight: Def Leppard guitarist Vivian Campbell told El Salvador’s Radio YSKL FM his cancer returned after a donor transplant “didn’t stick,” continuing treatment to manage the disease.