San Salvador Liberty Plaza.
April 2024 news in El Salvador centers on cost-of-living debates, government policy shifts, and daily realities shaping how Salvadorans adapt to economic pressures, wages, and housing demands.
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Nuestro Tiempo and Cambio Democratico Political Parties to Face Cancelation Proceedings. It has been approximately a month since the conclusion of the 2024 elections. The political parties that secured seats in the legislative assembly appear to be gearing up for the upcoming governing term. On the other hand, the political parties, such as GANA, FMLN, NT, and CD, which participated in the 2024 legislative elections but did not secure any legislative representation, are currently confronting challenges…
Historical Tourist Attractions in El Salvador. El Salvador is nestled in the heart of Central America, and it’s renowned for its enchanting blend of history, culture, and natural beauty. Although it’s the smallest country in the region, this isn’t to say that it doesn’t have a huge amount of historical significance. In fact, El Salvador boasts a wealth of historical tourist attractions, including ancient archaeological sites…
Inside El Salvador’s Mega-Prison. The Terrorism Confinement Center (CECOT) has become one of the most recognizable symbols of El Salvador’s security crackdown. Built to hold thousands of inmates, the mega-prison reflects the government’s tough approach to gangs and organized crime. Learn more about CECOT, how it operates, why it was built, and the debate surrounding this controversial prison…
More Than 150 Intoxicated Drivers Were Arrested During the Easter Holidays. Yesterday, the Vice Minister of Transportation, Nelson Reyes, announced that 153 intoxicated drivers were arrested through the Easter holiday week, 143% more than in 2023, when 63 people were arrested for driving while intoxicated. Reyes noted that the growth in arrests is due to the increase in anti-doping controls placed this year…
Healthcare in El Salvador. How does healthcare work in El Salvador? From public hospitals and community clinics to private medical care and insurance options, understanding the system can make a big difference. Whether you live in El Salvador, plan to move there, or are simply visiting, our guide breaks down the Salvadoran healthcare landscape and what you should know before seeking medical care…