Faculty and researchers at the University of El Salvador (UES) raised alarms about potential privatization processes in key sectors such as education, health care, and water resources, stemming from the proposed Public-Private Partnerships Law currently under...
The Inter-American Commission on Human Rights (IACHR) reported Tuesday that it continues to have “serious concerns about the human rights impacts resulting from the excessive and undue prolongation of the state of exception” in El Salvador and reiterated...
The package of criminal-law reforms enabling life imprisonment in El Salvador entered into force on Sunday, 30 days after its constitutional ratification in the Legislative Assembly at President Nayib Bukele’s request. The regulation, published on March 27 in the...
The organization Human Rights First denounced the transfer of at least 444 Salvadoran asylum seekers from the United States to third countries, amid the tightening of migration policies promoted during President Donald Trump’s administration. According to the NGO, the...
Residents of several neighborhoods in the Chalchuapa district of Santa Ana Oeste have been waiting four years for drinking water service in their homes. In 2021, the National Administration of Aqueducts and Sewers (ANDA) drilled a well, but did not finish the work...
The collective of FMLN veterans from the department of San Salvador, together with the Popular Resistance and Rebellion Bloc (BRP), stated at a press conference that the budget allocated to the Institute for the Administration of Benefits for Veterans and Former...
