In the context of the 502nd anniversary of the European invasion, the Indigenous Movement for the Integration of the Struggles of the Ancestral Peoples of El Salvador (MILPA) issued a warning about what it considers a new stage of territorial dispossession and...
Every day, thousands of Salvadorans leave their homes in the early hours of the morning to get to their jobs, places of study and other activities. However, they must add to their workday or school day the time they spend on public transportation and the hours they...
The International Monetary Fund (IMF) maintained El Salvador’s economic projection at 4.5% for 2026, which would position it as the second-best-performing economy in Central America. In its World Economic Outlook (WEO, by its English acronym) report, published...
The Legislative Assembly, controlled by the Nuevas Ideas party, has authorized exceptions so that 20 different types of purchases can be carried out without following the procedures of the law that regulates State acquisitions, justifying them by the need to speed up...
“Carlos,” a fictitious name to protect his identity, has spent half a year waiting for the Government to pay him $22,000 for the delivery of tomatoes that he took to the central supply market and that were sold in the country’s agromarkets. Citizens paid for them, but...
“In El Salvador we are beginning to design a country for the future, with the ingredients that define us and the sensitivity to find the best ideas from history and from the world. And I believe bitcoin can be one of them.” With that pre-recorded message,...
