After four days of silence, following Nayib Bukele remaining in power for a second consecutive unconstitutional term, the Republic’s Presidency announced the first two changes in the cabinet for the new term 2024-2029 and stated that for the moment there would be no...
Almost half of the Salvadoran population faces food insecurity, meaning they do not have sufficient, safe, and nutritious access to food to maintain a healthy life. The situation is more severe in some regions of the country, where about a million people are in a...
More than twelve months have passed since Víctor Barahona, a community journalist in what is now the district of Apopa, was released after almost eleven months of imprisonment. His case is the first documented case of a Salvadoran journalist being captured and...
According to the Foundation for the Study and Application of Law (FESPAD), a “rapid process of environmental deterioration” is the consequence of policies implemented by El Salvador, which favor urban projects and large-scale construction projects carried...
In early February, Nayib Bukele achieved an overwhelming victory in El Salvador’s presidential election, despite multiple allegations of irregularities in the elections. Bukele ran for president for the second time, even though the Constitution of the Republic...
No one knew better than Bukele about the violation of the Constitution until June 1st (1J) of 2024 and his plan for the upcoming days. He also knew – through his Venezuelan advisers more than through the Foreign Minister – that he was being snubbed by...
