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...
04/17/2026
Cristosal director Noah Bullock appeared Thursday before the Tom Lantos Human Rights Commission of the U.S. House of Representatives to denounce a deterioration in El Salvador’s human rights situation after four years under a state of exception. “The...
04/17/2026
“The best-case scenario is that the state captures me,” says Ángel Flores, the regional coordinator of the Indigenous Movement for the Articulation of the Struggles of the Ancestral Peoples (MILPA), one of the most vocal organisations against state mega-projects in El...
04/17/2026
Constitutional reforms approved by El Salvador’s Legislative Assembly will take effect on April 26 and, among other measures, include the possibility of sentencing minors as young as 12 to life in prison, according to the latest publication in the Official...
04/17/2026
The Committee to Protect Journalists (CPJ) raised a new alarm on Thursday about the state of press freedom in El Salvador, presenting a formal statement before the Tom Lantos Human Rights Commission, a bipartisan body of the US Congress. In the document, the...