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Survey Highlights Public Opposition to Mining in El Salvador
According to a survey by Disruptive Magazine of the Francisco Gavidia University (UFG), Salvadorans do not believe that mining in the country is possible without contaminating water or the environment. When asked about supporting President Bukele’s proposal to implement metal … Read more
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
The U.S. Extends Temporary Protected Status (TPS) for Salvadorans Until September 2026
The Department of Homeland Security (DHS) announced the extension of the temporary protected status (TPS) for Salvadorans for another 18 months until September 2026. The extensions provide “continued safety and protection” for those Salvadorans legally in the U.S. under the … Read more
Exploring Volcanoes in El Salvador: A Journey Through the Land of Volcanoes
El Salvador is often called the “Land of Volcanoes” for good reason. Within this small territory, there are over 150 volcanoes, part of the volatile Pacific Ring of Fire. The volcanoes in El Salvador range from towering stratovolcanoes, such as … Read more
Ecuador Crime Profile: A Deep Dive into Criminal Networks, Prisons, and the Justice System
Ecuador is one of the region’s most significant drug trafficking hubs, used to dispatch Colombian and Peruvian cocaine to Europe, Mexico, and Central America. It has long been the site of operations for Mexican, Colombian, and European drug trafficking organizations, and Colombian guerrilla groups in its northern border … Read more
The Port of la Libertad Pier: A Sensational New Addition to Surf City El Salvador
The Port of La Libertad Pier in El Salvador is a new tourist attraction within the Surf City project. The pier offers stunning ocean views and a vibrant atmosphere that enhances the region’s appeal, drawing visitors to explore the area’s … Read more
6 Things Tourists Should Know About Salvadoran Culture
If you were to bring up coffee, art, and beautiful landscapes, most people would think of Colombia, Italy, and maybe even Costa Rica. But tucked away on the narrow strip of land that connects North and South America is a … Read more