International faith, solidarity and labor groups express “deep concern" over periods of forced disappearance

Social movement counters triumphalist narrative, points to normalization of emergency rule, deteriorating public services, rising costs

Popular movement organizations, relatives, and defense attorneys held a press conference on June 10 to demand the release of the leaders of the Alliance for a Peaceful El Salvador, who have remained imprisoned without trial since May 2024. They were arrested without warrants in the days leading up to the inauguration of Bukele's unconstitutional second term as president, under accusations of terrorism.

Two years following their arrest, calls grow for release of National Alliance for a Peaceful El Salvador leaders

Faith leaders, rural communities, unions, students and more call for her freedom and an end to criminalization

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