When the Universidad Centroamericana José Simeón Cañas (UCA) in El Salvador proposed that she teach journalism, Cecibel Romero was already working at the newspaper La Prensa Gráfica. Although teaching interested her, she thought she still needed to mature in the craft...
Before the puck dropped in the game between the Los Angeles Kings and the Boston Bruins, the party had already begun on a terrace at Crypto.com Arena. An organist was practicing his notes, the aroma of pupusas filled the terrace, and the infectious rhythm of cumbia...
By Frances Robles Frances Robles recently spent three days embedded with the Gang Suppression Force in Port-au-Prince, Haiti. Five Salvadoran soldiers, members of a new U.N.-backed force sent to stop gang violence in Haiti were ambushed while out shopping near the...
Editor’s note: El País gives conflicting estimates in this article. The government’s October 16 clarification, as reported by Diario El Mundo, referred to approximately half of the 10,629 people under review, about 5,000 potential beneficiaries. The original source...
77.2% of Salvadoran households, representing more than 1.48 million families, live in deficient conditions, reveals a document prepared by the Central Reserve Bank (BCR) that draws on data from the VII Population and VI Housing Census 2024 and the Multipurpose...
The forum of the Permanent Chair of Studies on National and International Reality became the setting for an in-depth debate on the future of work in El Salvador. During the event, academics, students and social representatives heard three presentations delivered by...
