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Most Dangerous Places In El Salvador

The Most Dangerous Places In El Salvador in 2025: Ranked by Homicide Rates


Over the last few years, El Salvador has made tremendous strides in security improvement. The country has gone from one of the most dangerous in Latin America to one of the safest—if not the safest. According to information released by … Read more

Northern Triangle Remittances Jump 20% in 2025

Remittance Growth: Northern Triangle Remittances Jump 20% in 2025 to Nearly $48 Billion


Remittances to El Salvador, Guatemala, and Honduras rose sharply in 2025, totaling $47.7 billion, a 20.12% increase from the previous year, according to data released by the International Organization for Migration (IOM). The figure exceeded the $39.7 billion recorded in … Read more

El Salvador Culture

Exploring El Salvador Culture: Embracing Vibrant Customs and Traditions with Warm-hearted People


El Salvador culture is a vibrant mixture shaped by Indigenous roots, Spanish colonial heritage, and modern global influences. From colorful festivals to culinary traditions, this blend not only defines daily life but also draws travelers seeking authentic cultural experiences. For … Read more

Salvadoran Diaspora

Salvadoran Diaspora: From the U.S. to Europe, Where Salvadorans Reside


From the United States to Europe, Salvadorans have created one of Latin America’s largest diasporas. More than 2.5 million people of Salvadoran origin reside across five continents, reshaping migration patterns, family connections, and cultural influences. Since the 1980s, people from … Read more

Traditional Salvadoran Pupusas

Savoring Salvadoran Pupusas: The Heart and Soul of Salvadoran Cuisine


Few foods capture a nation’s spirit like the Salvadoran pupusa. Hot from the comal, filled with cheese or beans, it’s comfort, heritage, and pride in one bite. Salvadoran Pupusas are thick, hand-made tortillas made of corn or rice flour and … Read more

IUDOP Survey 2026

IUDOP Survey Finds Majority of Salvadorans Feel Hopeful About Country’s Direction in 2026


Entering 2026, Salvadorans feel optimistic, according to a new national survey that suggests public sentiment is hopeful despite lingering economic concerns and political debate. A recent study by the Institute of Public Opinion (IUDOP) at the José Simeón Cañas Central … Read more

Norman Quijano

Why Was Norman Quijano Sentenced to 13 Years and Four Months in Jail?


Norman Quijano, a high-ranking politician from the ARENA political party, was deported from the United States to El Salvador yesterday. Salvadoran authorities detained him and informed him of his conviction. Former San Salvador Mayor Norman Quijano was sentenced to 13 … Read more