The arid Central American Dry Corridor is suffering the ravages of the worst drought in living memory due to El Niño: food is scarce and farmers are rushing to sell their livestock before it dies. “Sometimes I start crying. Sometimes you eat, sometimes you...
Public transportation is facing rising costs that, according to the National Transportation Board, have left the sector with practically no profit margin for providing the service. In this regard, Board representatives noted during the Frente a Frente interview that...
Pharmacy workers — including supervisors and staff — drivers, purchasing personnel, medical liaisons, and others involved in logistics, internal distribution, and the supply of medicines within the Salvadoran Social Security Institute (ISSS) are forbidden from saying...
Jesus lived in the first century of our era under the domination of the Roman Empire. The emperor ran a centralized campaign that used an official language of communication and political legitimation. It was a broad propaganda system that presented him as a benefactor...
Detentions of Salvadorans without a conviction in the United States increased eightfold in two years, while those of people with a conviction barely doubled, according to Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) data processed and published by deportationdata.org....
Ever Gonzalo Ayala Chávez, president of the COPADI de R.L. Cooperative Association, was found dead on Saturday, September 12, inside a home in the IVU neighborhood in Juayúa, Sonsonate. Officers from the police (PNC) and personnel from the Attorney General’s...
