SPECIAL SERIES | The impossible home By ten in the morning, the heat is already stifling. The air barely circulates inside the room. The bed fills almost the entire space. To one side is a small wardrobe; to the other, a table holds an old television. Next to the...
In San Isidro, Cabañas, the reopening of metallic mining is reviving old tensions and wounds that had yet to heal. Communities like El Tren report attempted evictions, the felling of more than 15,000 trees, and the risk of losing their water sources. Added to this is...
Data published by the Salvadoran Water Authority (ASA) on the Water Information System (SIHI) reveal that government monitoring carried out in recent years has not identified any rivers with good water quality in El Salvador. Although it does not specify what year the...
Concern and uncertainty have spread throughout El Salvador’s education sector following the circulation of a document attributed to the Ministry of Education, Science, and Technology (MINEDUCYT), which establishes a series of strict and detailed regulatory...
Few Salvadorans doubt that security is the greatest achievement of Nayib Bukele’s government, which subdued the gangs. But now they fear for the economic future and the adjustment measures the president is applying as “bitter medicine.” Lilian...
Confirmed measles cases in El Salvador rose to 53, according to the Health Ministry’s epidemiological bulletin updated this weekend, which for the first time included information on the ages of patients and the districts where infections have been recorded. The...
