CISPES is pleased to announce our new elections blog, which will follow the Municipal and Legislative elections occurring on March 11 in all 262 of El Salvador's municipalities. Receive the most recent elections updates from our observers by following the blog! http://cispes.org/elections2012
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Popular education group Equipo Maíz depicts the greedy private sector (left), the outnumbered government (center) and the corrupt union representatives (right) on the National Minimum Wage Council
The Salvadoran social movement took the the streets in 2006 to protest the impending Tratado de Libre Comercio (TLC), or free trade agreement, with the US
