The Electoral Oversight Board (JVE) has run out of its regular budget to cover basic expenses such as office supplies, technology equipment, and staff benefits, said Carlos Martínez, the Vamos party representative on the board. The entity — tasked with overseeing the...
Student, faculty, and researcher organizations at the University of El Salvador (UES) spoke out regarding Vice President Félix Ulloa’s participation in a conference at the Multidisciplinary Faculty of the East, scheduled for this coming Thursday, June 11. In a...
Economist César Villalona analyzed President Nayib Bukele’s administration on YSUCA radio’s Hablando de Economía program, pointing to constant violations of the legal framework, concentration of power, the weakening of democratic institutions, and a...
The Port of Acajutla, located in the department of Sonsonate, has temporarily closed operations at all its docks due to weather conditions associated with Tropical Storm Cristina and spring tides, Unión Portuaria del Pacífico reported. This is a preventive measure to...
In June 2021, the world’s most famous cryptocurrency was adopted as legal tender in El Salvador, something that materialized through the Bitcoin Law pushed by the government of President Nayib Bukele. Today, five years later, this law has increasingly lost...
The U.S. Department of Homeland Security (DHS) reported that 1,832 Salvadorans have been detained for allegedly committing a crime in that country. The arrests are part of records compiled since December 2025, when DHS launched a web tracker called “The Worst of...
