Eneida Abarca, mother of the disappeared young man Carlos Santos Abarca, confirmed that the Attorney General’s Office (FGR) has not processed the criminal complaint they filed last March against a YouTuber for expressions of violence. “They only received...
The general secretary of the Bases Magisteriales union, David Rodríguez, said on YSUCA radio’s La Entrevista that the teaching profession is experiencing a climate of job insecurity, overwork, and violations of rights established in the Teaching Career Law,...
Teachers who accepted the voluntary retirement decree are demanding that the Ministry of Finance pay the severance of 15 base salaries established in Article 36-D of El Salvador’s Teaching Career Law, a benefit that has yet to be delivered. José Luis Rivera, of...
Pension debt in El Salvador continues to climb during 2026 and already exceeds $11,476 million, a figure that reflects growing pressure on resources earmarked for workers’ retirement. According to official data from the Central Reserve Bank (BCR), drawn from the...
The reform to the Pension Savings System that took effect in 2023 included among its changes a new type of instrument through which the government can borrow money from workers who contribute to the system month after month — something that, in addition to liquidity,...
The escalation of the conflict in the Middle East and the recent rise in oil prices have set off alarms across various economic sectors, but so far there is no justification for businesses to raise prices on food or other goods in El Salvador, according to the...
