The harrowing story of Kilmar Armando Abrego Garcia began six years ago on a March morning, when he dropped his pregnant girlfriend off at her job in suburban Maryland and made his way to a local Home Depot, hoping to find work as a casual day laborer. It took an even...
Monsignor Neftalí Ruíz, bishop of the Ancient Catholic Church, denounced that the attacks and accusations against him stem from the fight against mining, a project that affects water and natural resources, as well as the defense of the environment. The cleric...
David Morales, Legal Head of Cristosal’s Transitional Justice Area, highlighted the Salvadoran state’s failure to comply with the right to public information in the country, after the General Directorate of Penal Centers (DGCP) classified information...
Social organizations will march on May 1st, the date commemorating International Workers’ Day, to reject the policies and actions of the central government, which they consider harmful to the working class. Among these actions, they point to a serious violation...
What happens to the Venezuelans sent to El Salvador now? In March, President Donald Trump invoked the wartime Alien Enemies Act—last used during World War II—to detain and remove alleged members of the gang Tren de Aragua without due process. The administration sent...
Bukele’s El Salvador wanted to be known abroad for its volcanoes, coffee, surf, and cryptocurrencies. The brand got lost because of Bukele himself. Now the country is famous for its “latest generation” megaprison with a ruthless internal regime,...
