While migrants are told not to come to the United States, environmental and human rights defenders from Guatemala, Honduras, and El Salvador say the U.S. should reconsider economic development assistance that’s forcing them to leave


 

Nahuat elders resist private investors' plans to construct a hydrolectric dam in Indigenous territories

Militarization, mass layoffs, cuts to social programs and attacks on democracy expected to continue 

Read CISPES' report documenting Bukele's repeated actions to empower the military and police beyond the strict limits imposed by the 1992 Peace Accords.

After being illegally fired, a hunger strike by workers at the Salvadoran Congress forced the government to the negotiating table.

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