The Ley sobre el Enriquecimiento Ilícito de Funcionarios y Empleados Públicos (Law on the Illicit Enrichment of Public Officials and Employees) establishes that within 60 days after taking office, obligated public officials and employees “must submit a sworn statement...
The Ley sobre el Enriquecimiento Ilícito de Funcionarios y Empleados Públicos (Law on the Illicit Enrichment of Public Officials and Employees) establishes that within 60 days after taking office, obligated public officials and employees “must submit a sworn statement...
“The repurchases of public debt created a positive environment in the markets,” said economist Luis Membreño when asked about the improvement in El Salvador’s country risk. For more than four years, the country was the Central American market with the highest country...
In just 37 minutes and 46 seconds—about the length of a cartoon—around midday on January 29, the final blow to El Salvador’s Constitution took shape. The Asamblea Legislativa (Legislative Assembly), dominated by ruling-party lawmakers, ratified a constitutional reform...
On January 29, the Legislative Assembly ratified a constitutional reform enabling the expedited amendment of any constitutional article, including those that limit presidential reelection. The move completes a process that lawmakers aligned with Nayib Bukele began in...
On Wednesday afternoon, the Salvadoran Legislative Assembly ratified changes to the 1983 Constitution that upend the Salvadoran political and legal system. The reforms, fast-track approved with 57 of 60 votes without public comment or parliamentary study by President...
