34 years ago, El Salvador signed a peace agreement after twelve years of a war that inflicted deep wounds, irreparable absences, and a fractured society. That signing on January 16, 1992, silenced not only the weapons. It was—or sought to be—a collective commitment to...
Relatives of two of the environmentalists charged in the Santa Marta case filed a complaint this Tuesday, January 20, against the San Vicente Sentencing Court judges with the Judicial Investigation Directorate of the Supreme Court of Justice (CSJ). In the filing, they...
On the night of Saturday, January 10, at least 20 homes in the “Ciudad Marsella Phase Two” development flooded. This caused irreparable damage to appliances, furniture, and vehicles. For several of the affected families, the losses amounted to absolutely...
The Environmental Impact Study for the Ciudad Marsella construction project warned that the development’s northwest zone, located between Quartiers (districts) 10 and 11, presented a moderate-to-high environmental threat due to the probability of flooding....
There are moments in a nation’s history that illuminate what seemed condemned to silence. They do not arrive by decree of those in power, but through the unyielding force of those who never ceased seeking justice. That those responsible for the El Mozote...
Students at Centro Escolar General Francisco Menéndez and Escuela de Educación Parvularia de Apaneca, in Ahuachapán Centro, will begin the 2026 school year in the same rented hotel where they have spent the past two years, as the Directorate of Municipal Works (DOM)...
