Bukele’s warning to the US: A ‘judicial coup’ mirrors El Salvador’s past.
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Bukele Warns of Reporting Most Municipalities for Extortion
President Bukele warns Salvadoran municipalities to reverse illegal fees immediately or face extortion charges.
From Corruption to Cargo: La Unión Port Finally Fulfills Its Potential
Following its construction, the Port of La Unión languished in prolonged stagnation, paralyzed by systemic contractual corruption. However, under President Nayib Bukele’s administration, recent strategic alliances have catalyzed the revitalization of this maritime hub, finally unlocking its long-dormant economic and logistical potential through decisive institutional reforms.
Nuclear Energy Leader Rafael Grossi Holds Virtual Talks with El Salvador Officials
IAEA Director General Rafael Mariano Grossi met with El Salvador’s top officials to advance the nation’s pioneering thorium-based nuclear reactor plans.
Japanese Embassy in El Salvador Celebrates Japan’s National Foundation Day
The celebration not only highlighted Japan’s National Foundation Day but also commemorated the recent 90th anniversary of the friendship between El Salvador and Japan.
El Salvador and Japan celebrate 90 years of friendship
Since February 15, 1935, both nations have been friends. Not even the war (you know which one) was an obstacle to maintaining their friendship.
Bukele’s Proposal: Outsourcing U.S. Prison Inmates to El Salvador
Bukele appeared enthusiastic when he met with Marco Rubio, U.S. Secretary of State. Now we know why… Find out more details about this proposal and the words Bukele said before the proposal became public.
El Salvador Toughens its Anti-Corruption Law
El Salvador is ramping up its fight against corruption with new laws enforcing up to 15-year sentences. Discover how these reforms will transform public accountability and transparency. Read on!
Tougher Penalties and New Corruption Offenses Coming to El Salvador
El Salvador’s National Security and Justice Committee votes to tighten penalties and introduce new corruption offenses, marking a decisive step in the government’s fight against corruption.
Irony: A Drunk Driver in a Prisoner Costume Ends Up in a Police Holding Cell
Irony on the road: A driver dressed as a prisoner was arrested for drunk driving in El Salvador. His blood alcohol? 160 mg/dL.
U.S. and Argentina will help El Salvador with its first civil nuclear reactor
El Salvador has taken a historic leap toward energy independence with the signing of a Memorandum of … U.S. and Argentina will help El Salvador with its first civil nuclear reactorRead more
U.S. Secretary of State Marco Rubio Meets President Nayib Bukele
U.S. Secretary of State Marco Rubio and President Nayib Bukele strengthen ties at Lake Coatepeque, finalizing a migration deal and highlighting security milestones.
Trump Calls Bukele in First Official Call
This marks Trump’s first official call to a foreign leader since taking office just three days ago, the White House confirmed.
El Salvador Covers January 2025 Utility Bills for 95% of Households
Free Electricity and Water Bills in January 2025. The government announced an aid measure that will benefit 95% of the population.