Surveillance and leaks in digital environments may sound far removed from everyday life, but they are increasingly common practices. In Venezuela, for example, there were blocks on messaging apps and social networks such as Signal, X, TikTok, Telegram, as well as...
El Salvador’s speech at the UN General Assembly was groundbreaking for openly questioning the organization’s activity, but it said nothing new. It followed the line laid out by Bukele in the 2019 and 2024 appearances. Despite this, the foreign...
(Washington, DC) – Since early 2026, Salvadoran courts have begun convicting people in mass trials of hundreds of defendants at a time, relying on weak evidence and giving them no real chance to defend themselves, Human Rights Watch said today. For months, courts in...
A total of 188 political party members were detected by staff of the Supreme Electoral Tribunal (TSE) among the 586 nominations made by the parties to make up the 14 Departmental Electoral Boards (JED), the 44 Municipal Electoral Boards (JEM) and the single Electoral...
The high prices of food and the high cost of living in general in the country continue to be one of the main difficulties for Salvadoran families, who have seen how their purchasing power has become increasingly diminished so far in 2026. This is reflected in a recent...
The state of national emergency declared on October 7 by the Legislative Assembly seeks to establish some emergency measures and delegates responsibilities to public institutions, as well as allowing free management of public resources and of purchases related to the...
