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Feminists fill the streets of San Salvador on 8M, International Working Women's Day. Photo credit: CISPES.

Feminists Fill the Streets on International Working Women's Day
March 9, 2022
In El Salvador, on International Working Women's Day, March 8, 2022 (or... Read more >>
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Las Mélidas placard, which hangs at the organization's offices, San Salvador. Text reads: "As women, we want decent jobs. Employment yes, but with dignity." Photo credit: CISPES

Ruling Party Continues Strategy of Criminalization Against Organizations and Universities
March 2, 2022
Nine months have passed since El Salvador’s Legislative Assembly installed the Special Commission to investigate the destination... Read more >>
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Salvadoran Resistance Bloc Denounces Recent Homicides, Repressive State of Exception, Failed 'Territorial Control Plan'
March 1, 2022
The Salvadoran social movement coalition known as the Bloque de Resistencia y Rebeldía Popular (Popular Resistance and Rebellion... Read more >>
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LGBTI activists demonstrate against militarization under the Bukele administration at a rally in San Salvador, 2020. Photo credit: CISPES

New Report Details Disparate Impact of Pandemic on LGBTI Populations, Citing Non-Inclusive Public Policy
February 23, 2022
The COVID-19 pandemic hit the LGBTI population in El Salvador hard, significantly increasing structural inequalities and putting... Read more >>
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Government spies on the people and hides information
February 10, 2022
Analysis of recent and upcoming Legislative Assembly votes, from popular education organization Libros Equipo Maíz, translated by... Read more >>
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