Economist Rafael Lemus warns that rising public debt, high interest payments, and persistent extreme poverty are placing growing pressure on public finances and on the population’s living conditions. The economist stated that “progress and...
Leaked audio recordings and testimony gathered by Diario Co Latino reveal that a team had allegedly been formed within the VAMOS party to collect supposed evidence against lawmaker Claudia Ortiz, amid a growing fight over the party’s General Secretariat that...
The Monte Grande chapter of the Indigenous Movement for the Articulation of Ancestral Peoples’ Struggles (MILPA) warned that, in addition to the ecocide that, according to the organization, real estate companies Global Developers and Salazar Romero are allegedly...
El Niño threatens Lake Güija, shared by El Salvador and Guatemala, putting at risk the livelihoods of nearby communities that depend on fishing and farming and are pinning their hopes on rain before November ends. Seventy-four percent of the lake’s 45 square...
Veterans of the Armed Forces of El Salvador (FAES) who registered in 2025 to receive their pension have yet to receive the benefit, as the Institute for the Administration of Veterans’ Benefits (INABVE) has not yet received the fund transfer to do so. Those...
The Salvadoran Social Security Institute (ISSS) has created the institutional policy “Saying ‘There Are None’ Is Prohibited,” directed at pharmacy workers and employees involved in the logistics processes for the internal distribution of...
