Representatives of the National Transport Roundtable (MNT) said Monday, September 16, that some public passenger transport operators have recently opted to hand over their route permits to the government due to a lack of liquidity in the sector. Lucio Vásquez,...
A march where the dominant demand was the rejection of the independence celebration and the extension of the daily workday to 11 hours — a government proposal for four workdays and three days off — made its way this Tuesday, September 15, along Alameda Juan Pablo II,...
The National Administration of Aqueducts and Sewers (ANDA) lost 61% of its drinking water production last year, the equivalent of 268.9 million cubic meters that were not available to the Salvadoran population, according to data from the 2025 statistical bulletin...
The arid Central American Dry Corridor is suffering the ravages of the worst drought in living memory due to El Niño: food is scarce and farmers are rushing to sell their livestock before it dies. “Sometimes I start crying. Sometimes you eat, sometimes you...
Public transportation is facing rising costs that, according to the National Transportation Board, have left the sector with practically no profit margin for providing the service. In this regard, Board representatives noted during the Frente a Frente interview that...
Pharmacy workers — including supervisors and staff — drivers, purchasing personnel, medical liaisons, and others involved in logistics, internal distribution, and the supply of medicines within the Salvadoran Social Security Institute (ISSS) are forbidden from saying...
