The First Court Against Organized Crime, Judge 3, of San Salvador, requested that the Penitentiary Center for Persons Deprived of Liberty, Foreign Nationals, and Former Officials, known as La Occidental in Santa Ana, submit an updated and detailed report on the health...
Under the slogan “Match with justice,” Eneida Abarca is once again taking to the streets to continue the search campaign for her son, Carlos Ernesto Santos Abarca, who disappeared on January 1, 2022, in the Monserrat neighborhood of San Salvador. With help...
28% of micro and small businesses (MSEs) faced financial difficulties in the second quarter of 2026, mainly due to a decline in revenue, according to the latest report on MYPE business dynamics from the MYPE Observatory. This report, prepared by the Salvadoran...
ROME – Analysis from the United Nations World Food Programme (WFP) shows that the strengthening El Niño weather pattern is set to significantly worsen food insecurity in some of the world’s most vulnerable countries into 2027. The agency is ramping up its...
Public safety and citizen security are usually analyzed from the perspective of the streets, criminal dynamics, or open spaces. However, for women in El Salvador, recent statistics paint an alarming picture: the greatest lethal threat does not come from strangers on...
The proposed reform to the Tegucigalpa Protocol, put forward by the Vice Presidency of El Salvador, envisions a transformation of the nature and structure of the Central American Integration System (SICA), including the creation of two new regional bodies to replace...
