San Salvador Liberty Plaza.
October 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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The February 3 Hydroelectric Dam, known as El Chaparral, Begins Operations in El Salvador. The February 3 Hydroelectric Dam on the Torola River begins operations. The power plant, originally known as the El Chaparral, is in the San Luis de La Reina district of the San Miguel department. The President of the Republic, Nayib Bukele, inaugurated the plan on October 19. The newly inaugurated Hydroelectric Power Plant will produce around 67 megawatts…
Ilopango Water Purification Plant: Chinese Government to Invest $40 Million in the Project. Yesterday, October 12, ANDA officials and representatives of the Chinese companies Hebei Construction Group and China Urban Construction Design and Research Institute visited the construction site of the Ilopango water treatment plant. Hebei Construction Group will be in charge of the plant’s construction, and China Urban Construction Design & Research Institute will be in control of the design and supervision of the Ilopango Lake purification project…
ARENA Registers Joel Sanchez and Hilcia Bonilla as their 2024 Presidential Candidates. Today, the right-wing political party ARENA Registered with the Salvadoran Supreme Electoral Tribunal (TSE) their 2024 Presidential Candidates. Joel Sanchez and Hilcia Bonilla look to win the presidency and defeat the New Ideas presidential formula of Nayib Bukele and Felix Ulloa. Sanchez pledged to “reestablish constitutional order” in El Salvador…