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CISPES Statement on Killing of Victoria Salazar
April 8, 2021
As CISPES, we are profoundly saddened by the murder of Victoria Esperanza Salazar Arriaza at the hands of police in Tulum, Mexico... Read more >>
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Student associations help lead a pilgrimage in San Salvador to commemorate 41 years since the assassination of Archbishop Romero. Photo credit: CISPES

Reflection: Romero vive!
March 24, 2021
41 years after Romero's assassination, students and farmers march in San Salvador while CISPES echoes Romero's call for the U.S. to respect the self-determination of the Salvadoran people as “autonomous” agents of change Read more >>
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Photo credits: Marchello Galicia, La Voz de Mi Gente 92.1FM

World Water Day march calls for legislative action
March 23, 2021
On March 22, the National Alliance against Water Privatization led a march to demand a law to protect the human right to water Read more >>
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Soldiers walk near their quarters at the Chalatenango border, El Salvador. Photo credit: Radio YSUCA, Kenia Gómez

Arcatao: Lives Marked by Militarization
March 19, 2021
Radio YSUCA in El Salvador provides a portrait of life in rural Arcatao following President Bukele’s deployment of military forces to patrol the border with Honduras Read more >>
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Photo credit: ARPAS

Electoral supervisors expelled from certification process denounce interference by Bukele’s party
March 6, 2021
An unlawful ruling will permit political parties to vote on final elections results Read more >>
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