04/20/2026
Over the last decade, El Salvador’s public passenger transport fleet shrank by 8%, while business owners in the sector continue to point to financial difficulties in replacing their vehicles. According to data from the National Road Safety Observatory (ONASEVI),...
04/18/2026
Human rights organizations in El Salvador participated in a US congressional hearing this week to address the human rights situation in El Salvador under the state of exception. The session was convened by the Tom Lantos Human Rights Commission and included...
04/18/2026
Skeletal remains and clandestine graves discovered nationwide over the past five years do not appear in any subject-specific reports from the Attorney General’s Office (FGR), according to the institution’s Document Administration and Statistics Unit, which...
04/18/2026
Residents of the La Periquera canton in the district of Tecoluca, San Vicente Sur, reported access restrictions on the road leading to the community, which also leads to the Terrorism Confinement Center (CECOT). Locals said that a boom gate was installed over a month...
04/18/2026
Lucio Vásquez, a member of the National Transportation Roundtable (MNT), said this Thursday, April 16, that more than 700 vehicles wouldn’t be replaced this year due to the economic difficulties facing the sector. According to what was stated, 978 vehicles were...
04/18/2026
First came the angry discrediting of the authors of the report on the critical state of human rights in the country. Then came a sort of revenge with more than a hint of a tantrum. Lawmakers, acting on “precise instructions” from Bukele, amended the...
