Lawmakers Francisco Lira, of the Nationalist Republican Alliance (Arena), and Claudia Ortiz, of Vamos, while not losing hope for a possible extension of Temporary Protected Status (TPS), maintain that the government has no policies to receive that population in El...
This coming September 9 will mark a turning point for more than 170,000 Salvadorans in the United States, when Temporary Protected Status (TPS) comes to an end and they face the obligation to return to El Salvador — a country some barely know or even have no memories...
On the International Day of the Victims of Enforced Disappearances, commemorated this past August 30, family and human rights collectives demanded that the Salvadoran state take action to determine the whereabouts of missing persons and ensure their relatives receive...
Attorneys from the Unit for the Defense of Human and Community Rights (UNIDEHC) have asked Organized Crime Court No. 5, Judge 3, to order the General Directorate of Prisons to conduct a medical review of Fidel Zavala, detained since February 2025, whose health...
Walking through a neighborhood in El Salvador built on a hillside, Adélia Rosales points toward an alley: “Five bodies turned up here.” For years she lived with her husband and two young children in La Campanera, a neighborhood on the outskirts of the...
Noah Bullock has been with Cristosal for two decades. He arrived as an intern in 2005, freshly graduated in Peace and Conflict Studies, and in 2010 became its executive director. Today he leads the human rights organization that makes Nayib Bukele most uncomfortable,...
