Rafael Aguirre, a physician and secretary general of the Medical Workers Union of the Salvadoran Social Security Institute (Simetrisss), was notified of dismissal proceedings for having disseminated a list of 39 medications that the Social Security Institute does not...
Juan José Ortiz, an economist and representative of those affected by the $35 million embezzlement at the Cooperativa Santa Victoria (Cosavi de R.L.), reported that they are evaluating taking the case before international bodies, including the International Criminal...
The U.S. Attorney’s Office for the Eastern District of New York informed Judge Joan M. Azrack that the Government of El Salvador released four Mara Salvatrucha (MS-13) leaders who are being sought for extradition to stand trial on terrorism charges. In the...
Last Wednesday, May 6, the “Two Schools a Day” program reached 700 renovated school facilities. The milestone came three days after President Nayib Bukele delivered a third batch of completed schools. The program was officially launched on May 22, 2025,...
A total of 960,928 Salvadorans abroad are included in the Electoral Registry as of April 2026, the Supreme Electoral Tribunal (TSE) published on Monday, May 11, citing the figure provided by the president of the electoral body, Roxana Soriano. The TSE also indicated...
From the early hours of the day, bus stops become points of direct exposure to high temperatures. The lack of roofs, shaded areas, and decent spaces forces seniors, students, and workers to wait for long periods under the sun and the extreme heat affecting the...
