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The Washington Office on Latin America (WOLA) warns about recent reforms to the Law Against Organized Crime approved by the…
Recent legal reforms in El Salvador, including one to the Law Against Organized Crime, represent yet another alarming threat to…
Washington, D.C., September 6, 2023. Salvadoran authorities, mainly the Supreme Electoral Tribunal (TSE), must comply with international human rights standards…
El Salvador has not held presidential and legislative elections simultaneously since 2009. Now, in a context of serious human rights…
On February 4, 2024, in a context of grave deterioration of the rule of law, lack of judicial guarantees, and…
On February 29, United States based human rights and religious organizations, Washington Office on Latin America, U.S.-El Salvador Sister Cities,…
May 21, 2023 As human rights, faith, environmental, solidarity and Salvadoran diaspora groups in the United States and internationally, we…
On June 1, Nayib Bukele assumed a second presidential term, despite the constitutional prohibition of consecutive re-election, and reformed the…
November 16 marked the 35th anniversary of the killing of six Jesuit priests of the Central American University (Universidad Centroamericana,…
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