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Trial Expert to Explain Salvadoran Military Leaders’ Responsibility for El Mozote Massacre
[ Background: The testimony will be available live on El Faro website (elfaro.net) starting Monday, and summaries of the day’s…
After El Salvador’s Legislative Elections, Government Must Respect Rule of Law and Separation of Powers
Washington, D.C.—On Sunday, February 28, Salvadorans took to the polls to elect the country’s next legislative assembly and municipal governments….
What’s Behind Bukele’s Attacks on El Salvador’s Peace Accords
Saturday, January 16, was the 29th anniversary of the signing of the peace accords that brought an end to El…
El Salvador Ministry of Defense Should Comply With Court Orders in El Mozote Case
Washington, D.C.—On Monday, September 21, a court-ordered inspection of military archives was supposed to take place in El Salvador, as…
A Way Forward for Security, Justice, and Human Rights Reform in Central America
Top Takeaways from Central American Monitor Project Highlight Levels of Progress, Opportunities for Improvement El Salvador, Honduras, and Guatemala face…
El Salvador: COVID-19 Doesn’t Excuse Bukele’s Attacks on Rule of Law
After openly and repeatedly defying an El Salvador Supreme Court ruling prohibiting the arbitrary detention of people accused of violating…
Combatting Corruption in El Salvador: Evaluating State Capacity to Reduce Corruption and Improve Accountability
This report of the Central America Monitor produced by the University Institute for Public Opinion (Iudop) of the José Simeón…
El Salvador’s President Should Respect the Courts and the Legislative Assembly in COVID-19 Response
Washington, D.C.—On April 15, in a series of late night tweets, El Salvador’s President Nayib Bukele vowed to defy a…
Gaps in Human Rights Protections in El Salvador: Evaluating State Capacity to Protect and Promote Human Rights
This report of the Central America Monitor produced by the University Institute for Public Opinion (Iudop) of the José Simeón…