Finance Minister Alejandro Zelaya has stated that the country will further delay the launch of its anticipated $1 billion Bitcoin (BTC) bond, due to current price volatility and uncertain market conditions

This week marks the country’s anniversary since the beginning of its infamous emergency state to crack down illegal gangs

Despite an explicit constitutional prohibition against serving consecutive presidential terms, a recent government poll shows that approximately 70% of Salvadorans favour President Nayib Bukele’s run for a second term

Women’s rights activists have called for the Inter-American Court of Human Rights to condemn the country in a case brought a decade ago by a woman who died after being forced to carry a pregnancy, and the court will finally carry the trial this month

The first 2.000 inmates have been moved to the country’s newly constructed “mega-prison”, a facility that is now, according to President Nayib Bukele, the official centre piece of the state’s war on gangs