The International Labour Organization (ILO) on Friday heard the Salvadoran government’s arguments regarding allegations of violations of union rights in the country. The Salvadoran delegation was led by Minister of Labor Rolando Castro, who had to explain the...
José Inmer Mejía Cortez died in the early morning of June 3, 2025, from complications of chronic kidney failure while in state custody at the holding cells known as “El Penalito” in downtown San Salvador. #URGENTE Se reporta la muerte de José Inmer Mejía...
It matters, a lot, that they brand him a dictator. Bukele is not indifferent to being told he has gone from modern reformer to ruthless autocrat. The damage to his image has struck a deep nerve. Disappointment and bewilderment have put him on the defensive. Thus, what...
Dear friends: Polls are a delicate matter, because just as they record public opinion, they can also alter it. LPG Datos, your public opinion polling unit, has always stood out as a responsible pollster.When the June 2 cover of La Prensa Gráfica came out with a banner...
Although the government had planned to make the first universal pension payment for older adults last March, it was two months behind schedule and only began issuing it in the first few days of June. This was confirmed to this outlet by various groups in contact with...
The approval of a Foreign Agents Law in El Salvador on May 22, along with the arrest of Salvadoran human rights activist Ruth López, has set off alarm bells about the possible—and now more overt—replication of the model used by the dictatorship of Daniel Ortega and...
