Six in ten Salvadorans would have no problem with a non-democratic government if it solved their problems (62%), and 46% perceive the political process as unfair, according to the report “Rupture and Opportunities: A Proposal for Latin America and the Caribbean...
The possibility that the United States government may decide not to renew Temporary Protected Status (TPS) for thousands of Salvadorans could affect not only the immigration status of those protected under the program, but also the sending of remittances to El...
A reduction in rainfall is expected across the country in August, September, and October due to the influence of the El Niño phenomenon, according to the report “Climate Outlook August–November 2026” published by the Ministry of Environment and Natural...
The First Court Against Organized Crime, Judge 3, of San Salvador, requested that the Penitentiary Center for Persons Deprived of Liberty, Foreign Nationals, and Former Officials, known as La Occidental in Santa Ana, submit an updated and detailed report on the health...
Under the slogan “Match with justice,” Eneida Abarca is once again taking to the streets to continue the search campaign for her son, Carlos Ernesto Santos Abarca, who disappeared on January 1, 2022, in the Monserrat neighborhood of San Salvador. With help...
28% of micro and small businesses (MSEs) faced financial difficulties in the second quarter of 2026, mainly due to a decline in revenue, according to the latest report on MYPE business dynamics from the MYPE Observatory. This report, prepared by the Salvadoran...
