Fernando Cerimedo’s name has shaken the regional political landscape, appearing time and again at the intersection of electoral campaigns, digital communication operations, and transnational political networks of the new Latin American right. The Argentine...
Labor conditions in the country over the past year appear to have improved compared to 2024. However, some structural difficulties, such as the high rate of informality, persist among the population — something that limits access to benefits like social protection or...
El Salvador’s Missing Persons Search Bloc will present to the Legislative Assembly on Wednesday, August 26, a proposed Missing Persons Search Law, which establishes the creation of a National Search System (SNB), calls for the rights of affected families to be...
The Valle Verde neighborhood, located in Apopa, San Salvador Este, continues to face water shortages and irregular service. A problem that, as families have recounted, makes basic tasks like bathing, cleaning the house, or cooking difficult. Gabriela Martínez grew up...
Nearly 100 transnational, national, state, and local organizations, along with more than 170 religious leaders, sent a request to the Secretary of the Department of Homeland Security (DHS), Markwayne Mullin, to extend Temporary Protected Status (TPS) for El Salvador,...
Vendors evicted from the area around San Salvador’s Central Market questioned the relocation options offered by the San Salvador Centro mayor’s office on Monday, while the municipality says that 700 of the 1,500 merchants included in the process have...
