Between 2019 and 2025, at least 646 women in El Salvador have been murdered in contexts of femicidal violence, the majority at the hands of partners, former partners, or family members within their own homes. In a nation portrayed as “safer” due to the overall drop in...
Ivania Cruz, an attorney for the Unit for the Defense of Human and Community Rights (UNIDEHC), denounced the government’s improper use of international mechanisms to continue intimidating, persecuting, and threatening individuals beyond its borders. She argued the...
Another astonishing announcement from a stage styled like Trump’s Oval Office overshadowed the security crisis. Amid gold accents on a black background, plush leather armchairs, and indirect lighting, DoctorSV made its debut hand in hand with one of the tech...
Rafael Aguirre, General Secretary of the Sindicato de Médicos Trabajadores del Instituto Salvadoreño del Seguro Social (Union of Medical Workers of the Salvadoran Social Security Institute, SIMETRISSS), analyzed the progress and challenges of modernizing the...
In recent years, El Salvador has emerged as a model state: a nation that has finally managed to slash the staggering violence rates that long relegated it to the bottom of Latin America’s brutality rankings. For ages, the country had drifted apart from the...
The Government of El Salvador awarded a total of $5.8 million to five companies for services encompassing the storage, management, and dispensing of medications under the telemedicine program, implemented through the Doctor SV application. According to adjudication...
