INTERVIEW Lucio Vásquez, spokesperson and public face of the National Transport Board (MNT), warned that the sector is in a state of “technical stoppage” and facing imminent economic bankruptcy due to the freezing of fares ($0.20 for buses and $0.25 for...
At least 20 teachers were dismissed in May, according to records from Bases Magisteriales, which documented five cases last week alone. Two of those dismissals, the union said, were the principal of the Centro Escolar Cantón San José Shangallo in Ilopango and the...
Members of Cooperativa Santa Victoria de R.L. (COSAVI) who still have funds frozen at the institution arrived at the Embassy of the United States of America in El Salvador on May 27, 2026, to request for the fourth time a meeting with Chargé d’Affaires Naomi...
The roar of helicopter blades tore through the leaden sky over Chalatenango between May 27 and June 9, 1982. These were not rescue missions; they were Salvadoran army helicopters descending near the Sumpul and Gualsinga rivers to carry out the military operation...
The police came and took him from his home. The officers searched his phone, his computer, turned the room upside down. They found nothing that could incriminate Carlos, age 17. They took him anyway. It was June 24, 2025, a date that will remain lodged in the heart of...
El Salvador’s president, Nayib Bukele, marks two years of his second consecutive term this June 1. On the one hand, he maintains high popularity ratings, driven primarily by his security policies and the reduction in homicides. On the other hand, however, this...