German lawmakers Gökay Akbulut and Max Lucks, members of the Federal Parliament, on Tuesday demanded the release of Salvadoran activist Ruth López, along with other individuals who—they denounced—have been unjustly detained under the state of exception in force in El...
An independent audit conducted in 2023 of the digital divide reduction program—through which the Government of El Salvador distributed computers and tablets to students and teachers—confirmed the purchase of more than half a million devices by the government between...
Last weekend, human rights organizations reported the deaths of two inmates held at the Izalco Penal Center in Sonsonate. Socorro Jurídico Humanitario (Legal Humanitarian Aid) confirmed that, as of February 8, it had documented the deaths of at least 487 prisoners...
In El Salvador, at a historic moment of assaults on democracy, abuse of power, and human rights violations—where the majority of religious leaders have chosen the whisper of convenience or complicit silence in the face of power—the figure of Mario Vega emerges as a...
At least one in every four employees hired by the Government through 2025 came on board during the Nayib Bukele administration, according to human resources statistics the Ministry of Finance recently published on the Fiscal Transparency portal. According to the...
On the morning of Thursday, May 4, 2023, an Armed Forces sergeant with four years of service at the General Staff (*Estado Mayor*) in San Salvador left his home for a cultural center in the country’s western region. A farmer by trade and taking advantage of his...
