Galdy’s Blog
Minimum Wage in El Salvador: Understanding the Economic Realities of Salvadorans
The minimum wage in El Salvador is a controversial issue, as it significantly affects the livelihoods and economic stability of most Salvadorans. Fair wages are crucial for reducing poverty and enhancing the quality of life. However, in El Salvador, the … Read more
Cost of Living in El Salvador: How Much You Really Need to Live Comfortably
El Salvador is gaining popularity among expats, digital nomads, and retirees, primarily due to improved safety. With this appeal, many wonder—how expensive is it to live in El Salvador? Well, let’s find out! The monthly cost of living in El … Read more
Top 15 Things to Do in San Salvador: Explore the Capital’s Culture, History, and Natural Beauty
Looking for exciting things to do in San Salvador? El Salvador’s vibrant capital offers a dynamic mix of history, culture, and adventure—from bustling markets and colonial landmarks to modern art galleries and volcanic views. Start in the historic center, where … Read more
Los Chorros de la Calera Waterfall: Nature, Adventure, and Relaxation in Juayúa
Los Chorros de la Calera waterfall is one of Juayúa’s most natural attractions, a series of cascading waterfalls hidden among dense coffee plantations on the Ruta de las Flores. Located just outside the charming colonial town of Juayúa, this spot … Read more
Nayib Bukele’s Territorial Control Plan: How El Salvador Went from Violent Past to Safer Future
For decades, El Salvador faced violence, with local gangs terrorizing communities. High murder rates, extortion, and insecurity were expected—it forced many citizens to flee the country. To address the gang problem, Nayib Bukele introduced the Territorial Control Plan in his … Read more
Terrorism Confinement Center CECOT: El Salvador’s Mega-Prison Symbol of Security and Control
El Salvador’s Terrorism Confinement Center (CECOT) stands as the world’s largest prison, built to hold 40,000 inmates. It symbolizes President Nayib Bukele’s war against the country’s notorious gangs. The prison, located in Tecoluca, marks the culmination of Bukele’s security policy … Read more
The Role of Remittances in Shaping El Salvador’s Economy
Remittances are more than money transfers in El Salvador—they are lifelines. Every dollar sent home represents survival, stability, and sacrifice, shaping both households and the nation’s economic trajectory. For decades, Salvadorans living abroad, especially in the United States, have supported … Read more