Bus businessman José Roberto Jaco Carranza, captured on May 7, allegedly because the buses of the company he managed were not providing the free service the government offered starting Monday, May 5, died this Monday at the Salvadoran Social Security Institute (ISSS)...
In Genesis, the first lesson God imparted was the virtue of dialogue. The biblical story recounts that God would visit the man and the woman each afternoon to converse with them. Humanity learned to dialogue with God, with one another, and with creation. That lesson...
The Mesa Nacional de Transporte (National Transport Roundtable) confirmed this Saturday that 16 business owners from the sector have been detained, all accused of not providing free transport service following the abrupt closure of the Pan-American Highway, in the...
The scene outside Laola Surf Camp was Instagram-perfect. A towering palm tree leaned over the black-sand beach. Surfers paddled out to catch breaking waves. Families on Easter break sat under colorful umbrellas. If you walked along the water to town, you’d find new...
Police sources confirmed to LA PRENSA GRÁFICA the arrest of Roberto Jaco, manager of the SEISABUS company, which operates route 201 from Santa Ana to San Salvador and vice versa. According to police sources, the arrest was made because the route did not provide...
The order was another example of Bukele’s heavy-handed tactics. The second-term leader has been accused of undermining democratic institutions, punishing dissenters and denying access to due process under a “state of emergency” that he declared in...
