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The International Monetary Fund “IMF” Projects 2.5% Economic Growth for Latin America in 2025


The International Monetary Fund (IMF) has projected a modest economic growth rate of 2.5% for Latin America in 2025, signaling a continued recovery amid global economic challenges. The forecast, outlined in the IMF’s latest World Economic Outlook, highlights the region’s resilience in navigating external pressures, including inflation, geopolitical tensions, and … Read more

Ernesto Muyshondt Legal Troubles

Ernesto Muyshondt’s Trial Delayed Until Tuesday, January 28, 2025

 

The Fifth Sentencing Court of San Salvador has temporarily suspended the trial against Ernesto Muyshondt and other former municipal officials until Tuesday, January 28. The reason for the new trial delay is that the Attorney General’s Office (FGR) indicated that it does not have the complete documentation of the updated … Read more

El Salvador joins the Global Entry program

El Salvador to Join the US Global Entry Program in 2025, Facilitating Entry Into the United States


The United States Embassy in El Salvador reported yesterday, Friday, January 17, that starting this year, El Salvador will be included in the list of countries with access to the Global Entry program of the U.S. Customs and Border Protection Service (CBP). Starting this year, El Salvador will join Global … Read more

El Salvador holidays and celebrations

El Salvador Holidays and Celebrations: A Year-Round Journey Through El Salvador’s Cultural Calendar


From colorful festivals like Semana Santa to patriotic festivities such as Independence Day, the Salvadoran holidays and celebrations reflect the country’s heritage and traditions; these events offer a glimpse into the nation’s traditions and passion for celebration. El Salvador Holidays and Celebrations include events such as Holy Week, the Day … Read more

President Donald Trump

How Trump’s Team Could Shape the Future of Anti-Crime Efforts in Latin America


As the new Trump administration takes office, Latin America braces for shifts in US policy, with organized crime high on the agenda. Military strikes on Mexican criminals and a possible retaking of the Panama Canal have already featured in the incoming president’s rhetoric. Drawing from the first Trump administration and statements from his team of … Read more