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Women’s rights are backsliding in Latin America

The Alarming Decline of Women’s Rights Across Latin America’s Political Spectrum


The Argentine government closed the Ministry of Women, Gender, and Diversity. It closed it. It did not downgrade it, or merely modify its organizational chart. President Javier Milei took office in December 2023 and kept his promise to eliminate it. He then opened the Sub-Secretariat of Protection against Gender Violence, under the Ministry of Human Capital … Read more

El Salvador’s Best To-Do List for an Unforgettable Trip

Travel Like a Local: El Salvador’s Best To-Do List for an Unforgettable Trip 


El Salvador is a golden gem in Central America with breathtaking volcanoes, gorgeous beaches, and a lively culture—treasure an authentic vacation. It allows visitors to experience the true spirit of the place by exploring markets, trying street food, and staying at places run by locals.  A list maker can improve … Read more

Salvadorian Stars

Salvadorian Stars: Athletes Making Waves Globally


Salvadorian athletes have made remarkable achievements, bringing inspiration and pride to their nation. We delve into the careers and accomplishments of prominent Salvadorian sports figures, showcasing their contributions to their respective fields and the impact they have had on both local and international stages. Joaquín Rivas Joaquín Rivas, a key … Read more

President Nayib Bukele

Press Freedom: Bukele Highlights Government Achievements Amid Accusations of Press Freedom Violations


Nayib Bukele’s government in El Salvador has captured international attention for its story of economic stability and achieving security, in many cases projecting itself as a model of transformation in the region. However, this image of success contrasts with increasingly alarming complaints about the restriction of fundamental freedoms, particularly the … Read more

Foreign-born individuals currently live in El Salvador

2024 Salvadoran Population Census Reveals 49,788 Foreigners Now Call El Salvador Home


According to the VII Population Census and VI Housing Census published by El Salvador’s Central Reserve Bank (BCR), 49,788 foreign-born individuals currently live in El Salvador. Those born abroad and residing in El Salvador make up 0.83% of the country’s total population of 6,029,976. The number of foreign-born residents in … Read more