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Olocuilta El Salvador: Pupusas and Beyond, the Culinary Delights in Olocuilta
 

Olocuilta El Salvador is a municipality in La Paz recognized for its gastronomy, especially Pupusas. Olocuilta is known as the City of Pupusas thanks to its variety of Pupuserias and for making tasty rice Pupusas. Olocuilta El Salvador is located in the department of La Paz, right off the road … Read more

Days without homicides in El Salvador

190 Days Without Homicides in El Salvador in 2023 and 460 in Total Under the Bukele Administration
 

There have been 190 Days Without Homicides in El Salvador in 2023 and 460 in Total Under the Bukele Administration. An impressive achievement, considering that before the Nayib Bukele Presidency, El Salvador had experienced less than five days without homicides in 15 years. To put it in context, the previous … Read more

El Salvador Homicide Rate

El Salvador’s Homicide Rate in 2023 is 0.40 Per Day or 2.3 Murders Per 100,000 Inhabitants
 

El Salvador’s homicide rate in 2023 is 0.40 per day or 2.3 murders per 100,000 inhabitants. In 2022, the Salvadoran murder rate was 1.4 per day or 7.8 homicides per 100,000 inhabitants. In 2022, El Salvador closed with 495 homicides, a reduction of 56.84% compared to the previous year. 2022 … Read more

Nayib Bukele’s territorial control plan

Nayib Bukele’s Territorial Control Plan: Transforming El Salvador’s Security Landscape
 

Under President Nayib Bukele’s government, El Salvador has witnessed a remarkable transformation in its security landscape. The administration’s severe security measures have effectively bolstered safety and instilled greater confidence among the population. Nayib Bukele’s territorial control plan is one of the strategies! Nayib Bukele’s territorial control plan consists of seven … Read more

All Souls Day in El Salvador

All Souls Day in El Salvador: Commemorating and Paying Respect to Departed Souls
 

All Souls Day in El Salvador occurs on November 2; it is a Roman Catholic observance used to remember dead loved ones and pray for the souls of the departed. It is a tradition that Salvadorans use to stay connected with family members or friends who have passed away. The … Read more