Uncertainty has once again settled over thousands of Salvadoran families living in the United States. With less than four months until Temporary Protected Status (TPS) for El Salvador expires, migrant organizations are warning of a high-risk scenario that could lead...
In a letter dated May 12, 2026, Congressman James P. McGovern sent a message to Michael Kozak, an official in the Bureau of Western Hemisphere Affairs at the U.S. Department of State, requesting that a meeting between the U.S. Embassy and those affected by the COSAVI...
Experts point out that the allocation of seats to the diaspora lacks a technical explanation and is, in reality, a political calculation aimed at winning lawmakers among the diaspora, where government propaganda is still effective. Removing lawmakers from San Salvador...
After five years under seal, the Finance Ministry launched a web portal to publish asset information for officials such as lawmakers and mayors, whose last public declarations dated back to 2021, when those who took office that year submitted these documents to the...
Last weekend, the Ministry of Finance launched a web portal to publicly share information on the financial asset and liability declarations of public officials and government employees. This was created as part of the commitments required of the Government by the...
Regular deputies elected for the 2024-2027 term were required to submit their asset and liability declarations to the Finance Ministry, which recently published them on its website in accordance with the new Anti-Corruption Law and as part of the government’s...
