Galdy’s Blog
Nayib Bukele’s Approval Rating: The President Achieves an 87.8% Approval in the Latest Survey
Since taking office in 2019, President Nayib Bukele has maintained an approval rating above 75%, the highest sustained by any Salvadoran president during their Presidential term. Nayib Bukele’s popularity remains strong in 2026, driven by his distinctive leadership style, emphasis … Read more
What Is El Salvador Known for Worldwide Today: From Violence to Travel Destination
For years, El Salvador was primarily associated with gang violence and insecurity, which shaped global perceptions and limited its appeal. Headlines emphasized crime rates, migration pressures, and instability rather than culture or opportunity. By 2026, that narrative has shifted. The … Read more
Savoring Salvadoran Pupusas: The Heart and Soul of Salvadoran Cuisine
Few foods capture a nation’s spirit like the Salvadoran pupusa. Hot from the comal, filled with cheese or beans, it’s comfort, heritage, and pride in one bite. Salvadoran Pupusas are thick, hand-made tortillas made of corn or rice flour and … Read more
Flavor El Salvador street foods: The Best Salvadoran Street Foods to Savor!
El Salvador is a country full of colorful customs and traditions; one of these traditions that don’t get much attention is eating street foods. The El Salvador street foods are not your traditional dishes that take longer to prepare; these … Read more
El Salvador Holidays and Celebrations: A Year-Round Journey Through El Salvador’s Cultural Calendar
From the spirited processions of Semana Santa to patriotic celebrations like Independence Day, El Salvador Holidays and Celebrations showcase a living tapestry of heritage and devotion to tradition. These moments reveal the nation’s deep-rooted spirit and joy in celebration. Major … Read more
Cerro Verde National Park El Salvador: Explore the Los Volcanoes Complex Natural Beauty
The Cerro Verde National Park in El Salvador is a breathtaking natural area with three iconic volcanoes: Izalco, Santa Ana, and Cerro Verde. This protected national park, also known as the volcanoes complex, offers visitors a glimpse into El Salvador’s … Read more
The Day of the Cross in El Salvador: A Colorful Tradition Rooted in Faith and Heritage
As the dry season gives way to the first signs of rain, El Salvador bursts into a vibrant celebration of color, faith, and gratitude. On May 3, across patios, front yards, parks, and city plazas, you’ll see them—crosses made from … Read more