For some time now, in both legal and political circles, there has been talk of lawfare: the use of the justice system as a weapon to persecute and discredit adversaries. The initial stage of the process is usually the same: a scandalous accusation is leveled against...
The Government of El Salvador took $45.68 million from the Pension Fund in April 2025 alone, the second month of its agreement with the International Monetary Fund (IMF), according to data from the Central Reserve Bank (BCR). With this, pension debt reached $10,742.22...
After six years in government, President Nayib Bukele had few major economic results to offer in his June 1st address to the Nation, according to economists consulted. Reiterating that the 2025 budget is “fully funded” and the creation of agromarkets – two...
President Nayib Bukele stated on Sunday night, June 1, during his speech marking his sixth year in office, that he “doesn’t care if they call him a dictator” and that he prefers that “to seeing Salvadorans killed,” referring to criticisms...
“You know what? I don’t care if they call me a dictator. I’d rather they call me a dictator than watch Salvadorans be killed in the streets.” This was one of the statements Nayib Bukele made Sunday night at the National Theater to defend his...
The President of El Salvador, Nayib Bukele, stated on Sunday that he does not care about being called a “dictator” despite criticism over the detention of activists and repression against human rights organizations. Bukele defended his hard-line approach...
