Victoria Delgado, a 25-year-old Salvadoran journalist, never imagined that a simple work trip would radically alter her life. She had packed her bag to attend a four-day workshop in San José, Costa Rica, with no inkling that this luggage would signal the onset of a...
Fifty years after gunfire ripped through a student march in San Salvador, survivors like Mirna Perla still carry shrapnel in their knees and unanswered questions in their hearts, while the State steadfastly looks the other way. A Protest Born in the Shadows of...
While Banco Central de Reserva (Central Reserve Bank, BCR) President Douglas Rodríguez and Minister of Finance Jerson Posada assure the International Monetary Fund (Fondo Monetario Internacional, IMF) that the Salvadoran government is no longer purchasing Bitcoin, the...
According to the outlet, the United States transferred him to the mega-prison together with 238 other Venezuelans, all accused of belonging to the Tren de Aragua criminal syndicate solely because of their tattoos. In Cornejo’s case, suspicion rested on a rose on his...
On July 29, 2025, members affected by the fraud at the Cooperativa Santa Victoria de R.L. (COSAVI) sent a third letter to the International Monetary Fund (IMF) mission in El Salvador, petitioning that their situation be included as a compliance indicator for the...
The prolonged detention of Ruth López, an anticorruption lawyer and vocal critic of President Nayib Bukele’s government, “reflects an alarming erosion of the rule of law in El Salvador,” declared Margaret Satterthwaite, the UN Special Rapporteur on...
