The Asociación de Colegios Privados de El Salvador (ACPES) (Association of Private Schools of El Salvador) began the 2025 school year with 150,000 students enrolled as of January 10, 10,000 fewer compared to last year at the start of the cycle. “Compared to...
The mining reactivation project in El Salvador will cause multiple adverse impacts, warned professors and researchers from the University of El Salvador (UES) during an interview on Radio YSUCA. On one hand, potential economic benefits are mentioned; however, these...
The Peace Accords represent a turning point in the national history. Only their significance explains the great efforts to deny and discredit them. There are at least three reasons why the signing of peace is a milestone for El Salvador. First, the Accords put an end...
Members of the Movimiento de Trabajadores Despedidos (MTD) (Dismissed Workers Movement) stated yesterday during a press conference in San Miguel that at least 11,200 people have been or will be dismissed from various government institutions nationwide between October...
Pedro de Alvarado, bankrupt and indebted in Mexico, heard from the Mexicas that there was plenty of gold to the south. Thus, he decided to organize an expedition to conquer new territories. His aim was to return to Spain as a nobleman rather than remain a lieutenant...
President Nayib Bukele announced in a press conference this Tuesday from the Presidential House that the government will cover the payment of water and electricity bills for 95% of Salvadoran households in the invoices corresponding to January. For electricity bills,...
