In a country where transgender women are now required to identify as “very high-risk men,” four transgender women dressed as beauty queens and surrounded by giant bouquets of flowers throw candy to the thousands of participants of this year’s Pride march. Feminist and...
The Government of El Salvador (GOES) will seek to narrow the gap between its revenues and expenditures next year, in line with the program it is implementing in coordination with the International Monetary Fund (IMF). The Ministry of Finance has set as its objectives...
Public transportation businessman Catalino Miranda passed away at the age of 67 in the early hours of September 29, the same day he was scheduled for a preliminary hearing at the Fourth Court of Instruction on charges of document fraud. His family confirmed the cause...
El Salvador’s Corte Suprema de Justicia (Supreme Court of Justice, CSJ) has acknowledged the application of the state of exception—the most drastic measure against gangs—in judicial proceedings against two critics of President Nayib Bukele’s administration. This...
Companies operating in El Salvador told the United States that the country enacts laws without adhering to established notice-and-comment procedures. The findings, published by the United States in its 2025 Investment Climate Statement, note that in El Salvador the...
The Legislative Assembly’s Health Committee has granted preliminary approval to two reforms in health regulations, arguing they would streamline the authorization process for private services such as pharmacies, clinics, and laboratories. Under these reforms,...
