San Salvador Liberty Plaza.
May 2023 news in El Salvador centers on cost-of-living debates, government policy shifts, and daily realities shaping how Salvadorans adapt to economic pressures, wages, and housing demands.
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A Tropical Fruit Adventure Awaits. Visiting El Salvador? Don’t leave without tasting its incredible tropical fruits. Wander through local markets and roadside stands to discover sweet mangoes, tangy jocotes, creamy anonas, refreshing mamones, and plenty of lesser-known favorites. Explore what’s in season, try something new, and experience a flavorful side of Salvadoran culture that goes far beyond the country’s famous pupusas…
Why You Should Visit El Salvador at Least Once in Your Life. El Salvador has long been overlooked by tourists. Sure, it had its fair share of domestic issues that scared away travelers. However, the country is a perfect location for life and travel experiences. Its nature, history, and climate are everything one may want from a holiday destination. So let’s explain why you should visit El Salvador at least once in your lifetime…
El Salvador is to Assume the Pro Tempore Presidency of SICA in June. In June 2023, El Salvador will assume the Pro-Tempore Presidency (PPT) of the Central American Integration System (SICA). El Salvador will hold the SICA presidency for 6 months. Salvadoran Vice-president Felix Ulloa reaffirmed the need for dialogue with the countries that currently have the Pro Tempore Presidency, Belize and Honduras, to ensure the continuity of projects initiated by them…
Your Ultimate Guide to a Budget-Friendly El Salvador Trip. El Salvador is a small yet diverse country located in Central America. It is famous for its stunning landscapes, rich history, vibrant culture, and warm hospitality. This place is home to almost 20 potentially active volcanoes, so known as “land of volcanoes”. This is the best country to visit for nature lovers and adventure seekers at lower costs…
El Salvador’s Major Economic Activities. In the heart of Central America, El Salvador pulsates with a diverse and dynamic economy. Though small in size, its over 6 million inhabitants have witnessed remarkable economic transformations. Several factors contribute to this economic vibrancy…
Javier Siman, Salvadoran businessman leader, and lawyer. Javier Siman, a renowned businessman and president of the National Association of Private Enterprises (ANEP), last week in various televised events, expressed that an economic crisis is coming to El Salvador in 2021. Siman expressed that the high level of debt acquired by the Nayib Bukele administration has put the country on the wrong path that will lead to an increase in taxes, loss of jobs, and more poverty…
Education System in El Salvador: Challenges and Progress. The educational system of a country plays an instrumental role in shaping its future. The quality and accessibility of education often reflect the economic and social development of the nation. In the context of El Salvador, the smallest and most densely populated country in Central America, the journey of its education system is a study of both challenges and…
Discover Santa Ana. History, nature, and city life come together in Santa Ana, one of El Salvador’s most fascinating destinations. Explore beautiful historic landmarks, discover nearby volcanoes and lakes, and enjoy restaurants, hotels, and modern comforts along the way. Whether you love culture, outdoor adventures, or relaxed city breaks, Santa Ana gives you plenty of reasons to visit and stay awhile…
How Much Does It Cost to Eat in El Salvador? Ever wonder how much Salvadoran families spend on basic food every month? El Salvador’s basic food basket gives us a good idea. It includes everyday staples such as tortillas, beans, eggs, dairy products, vegetables, and meat. Following its price helps us understand how rising food costs are affecting family budgets and everyday life across the country…