Galdy’s Blog
Central America Sees Spike in Cocaine Seizures in 2024 as Traffickers Shift Drug Routes
SAN SALVADOR, El Salvador — In 2024, Central America recorded unprecedented cocaine seizures; however, vast amounts of the drug continued to reach global consumer markets, highlighting the resilience and adaptability of Latin America’s trafficking networks. Despite multiton interdictions from Honduras … Read more
El Zonte Beach El Salvador: Surfing, Culture, Fun, and Relaxation at the Famous Bitcoin Beach
El Zonte Beach in El Salvador, also known as Bitcoin Beach, is one of the most renowned surf spots in the country. It is located in the department of La Libertad, near other amazing Salvadoran beaches. Playa El Zonte is … Read more
Salvadoran Catholics Mourn Pope Francis While Honoring the Legacy He Left in El Salvador
The news of Pope Francis’s death has resonated worldwide, but few places feel the loss as profoundly as El Salvador. Devoted Salvadoran Catholics view Pope Francis’s passing not just as the end of a papacy but as the loss of … Read more
Joya de Ceren Archaeological Park in El Salvador: A UNESCO Maya Village Preserved in Volcanic Ash
The Joya de Cerén Archaeological Park in El Salvador, often dubbed the Pompeii of the Americas, was a pre-Columbian Maya farming community located in the Zapotitan Valley in the department of La Libertad. Located just 38 kilometers from downtown San … Read more
Nayib Bukele: El Salvador’s Controversial and Popular President
Nayib Bukele, a businessman-turned-politician, has been President of El Salvador since 2019. He rose to power by promising to combat corruption, reform the political system, and tackle the nation’s gang crisis. After five years in office, Bukele remains extremely popular … Read more
Playa Los Cobanos El Salvador: A Beach With Gentle Waves, Coral Reefs, Marine Life, and Local Charm
Playa Los Cobanos El Salvador is home to Central America’s largest Pacific coral reef. This unique reef system supports diverse marine life, including various coral species, fish, and other sea creatures. Los Cobanos Beach lies within a protected natural area, … Read more
La Palma in Chalatenango: El Salvador’s Colorful Mountain Town of Art and Culture
Tucked away in the northern hills of El Salvador, near the Honduran border, lies a colorful little town that bursts with creativity: La Palma, Chalatenango. La Palma in Chalatenango is a small town known for its handcrafted objects made of … Read more