Lawmaker Claudia Ortiz (Vamos) denounced on Friday that she had been notified of the start of an expulsion process against her by her political party, which initially entails the suspension of her rights as a party member. Ortiz explained in a post on her X account...
“The only thing transferred was the Chivo shares, something that was offered a year and a half ago, and not the strategic bitcoin reserve,” he wrote on his X account, in response to a post by a Spanish newspaper. The International Monetary Fund (IMF) said...
The Union of Employees and Workers of the San Salvador Centro Mayor’s Office and its Districts (SETRAMSCYDIS) filed a complaint this Friday against the municipality, accusing it of failing to pay a salary bonus. General Secretary Guadalupe Centeno explained that...
Most people over 50 in San Salvador who start a business do so out of economic necessity and to survive, due to age discrimination barriers to staying in the labor market or low pension incomes, reveals a study by Crecenta, a silver entrepreneurship hub by Agrisal....
U.S. Senator Catherine Cortez Masto of Nevada, along with Culinary Union leaders, issued an urgent call to President Donald Trump’s administration to renew Temporary Protected Status (TPS) for thousands of Salvadorans ahead of the September 9 deadline. Both the...
Next Monday, September 7, will mark five years since the Bitcoin Law took effect in El Salvador, a date that finds the cryptocurrency in a much less relevant position than it held during the first months of its adoption, when Nayib Bukele’s government promoted...
