Two boatmen from Espíritu Santo Island, in Usulután, Salvador Antonio Herrera and Néstor Edgardo Hernández Guzmán, were identified as members of criminal structures this Thursday, August 27, by cooperating witnesses during a hearing held at the First Court Against...
From Mexico, the country that has become his home over the past year, renowned Salvadoran journalist Óscar Martínez (b. 1983) makes time in his schedule to sit down and talk about that difficult subject that has become omnipresent — the one that follows him into every...
The physical construction of the hospital going up in northern San Salvador has been getting more expensive every year, and 2025 was no exception. The IDB monitoring report published on July 20 reveals that the construction cost $53.1 million as of last December, $2.1...
Lawmaker Marcela Villatoro, of the Nationalist Republican Alliance (Arena), insisted during Wednesday’s plenary session that the Court of Accounts of the Republic (CCR) has not explained why the results of the audits or special examinations carried out by the...
Every August 30 marks the International Day of the Victims of Enforced Disappearances. This is a date that seeks to keep alive the memory of those whose whereabouts remain unknown and to bring visibility to one of the most serious human rights violations. In El...
Within the framework of El Salvador’s Education System Modernization Project, launched with the aim of transforming the public education system in areas such as infrastructure, technology, and teacher training, David Rodríguez, a leader of Bases Magisteriales,...