These days, in the corridors of Rosales Hospital, one sees a chaotic mix of patients coming and going, medical personnel, DOM workers in uniforms, trust-phase inmates lugging construction materials from one place to another, and guards strolling by at their own pace....
Each year on March 24, the world pauses to honor a voice that refused to be silenced. The United Nations chose this date to mark the International Day for the Right to the Truth Concerning Gross Human Rights Violations and for the Dignity of Victims. It is no...
In recent days, images have circulated on social media showing slopes along the Los Chorros highway where landslides have occurred. One of these slopes is located before the first turnaround on the Pan-American Highway. On this slope, workers have placed white bags in...
El Salvador’s president, Nayib Bukele, has once again taken to social media to gloat over the prisoners in his jails. But this time, they were neither Salvadoran nor had they been arrested by his government. Most were Venezuelans; many of them, according to the United...
The Trump administration’s decision to return a high-profile gang boss facing terrorism charges to El Salvador as part of a controversial effort to deport hundreds of Venezuelan citizens could signal the US government’s willingness to compromise its longstanding MS13...
Mrs. Delmy Cortéz swears that she sees him. Sometimes, she imagines him arriving home on his bicycle and greeting her through the living room window, or ordering tortillas with cheese. She revels in these images, until reality overshadows everything. It’s been almost...
