A federal judge’s inquiry to determine which Trump administration officials violated a court order that barred deportation flights to El Salvador is back on after a seven-month pause for appeals. The order, issued in March by Chief U.S. District Judge James E....
Since its 19th-century independence wars from Spain, Latin America has embraced caudillismo: a political system headed by charismatic, personalist leaders unafraid to obtain power by force. The caudillos of the 19th century were military strongmen who challenged...
El Salvador, the first country to adopt Bitcoin as legal tender, says it has bought more than $100 million in BTC despite pledging to the International Monetary Fund (IMF) to limit public exposure to the asset as part of a loan agreement. According to data from El...
The Government of El Salvador purchased 1,098.19 bitcoins this week, valued at $100 million, amid a drop in the cryptoasset’s price, reaffirming its accumulation strategy as part of its digital reserve policy. With this latest acquisition, the country’s total...
The death of Jessica Solís, which occurred on November 6 in front of the Palacio Nacional in San Salvador’s Historic Center, continues to provoke scrutiny from experts and the public amid the lack of visible progress in the investigation. Criminal defense...
From an El Salvador boasting 1,046 days without homicides as the safest country in the Western Hemisphere, to claims of dignified prisons for inmates and assertions that the CECOT was built thanks to a loan from the Central American Bank for Economic Integration...
