Woman Dies On Her Birthday After Trying To Save Her Autistic Son From Drowning
A woman has been reported dead on her 49th birthday after she allegedly attempted to save her son, who suffers from autism, from drowning on a beach in El Salvador on Sunday, Sept. 4.
First ‘Bitcoin City’ To Rise At The Foot Of El Salvador Volcano Despite Protests
El Salvador's top leader Nayib Bukele has announced plans to create a "Bitcoin City" at the base of the Conchagua volcano in the south-eastern region of La Unión, with its geothermal energy powering Bitcoin mining.
El Salvador Makes History As First Country To Adopt Bitcoin As National Currency
El Salvador became the first country to adopt Bitcoin as legal tender on Tuesday but the bold rollout got off to a bumpy start in its first hours after users reported that the government-backed bitcoin app was not immediately adopted by various internet platforms, including Apple and Huawei.
Man Opts Not To Kill Wife’s Lover, Uses Scissors To Sever Manhood
A 51-year-old got back at his wife's alleged love, cutting of his private part in a jealous rage. The man has pleaded guilty while the victim is now suffering physically from the incident.
National Coffee Day: 10 Latin American Coffees You Need To Try!
September 29 is National Coffee Day and we're celebrating with the best coffees from Latin America!
Central America Independence Day: 9 Best World Heritage Sites To Visit On Your Next Vacation!
We celebrate Central America's independence day with some of its most beautiful World Heritage Sites.
El Salvador’s President Locks Horns With National Assembly, Refuses To Reopen The Country
In March 2020, even before there had been a single case of coronavirus reported in El Salvador, Bukele closed down the country's border in an attempt to get ahead of the outbreak.
El Salvador's President Nayib Bukele Invades Parliament To Have His Demand Approved
Soldiers in full battle gear supporting El Salvador President Nayib Bukele stormed El Salvador’s parliament building on Sunday, Feb. 10.
National Coffee Day: 10 Latin American Coffees You Need To Try!
September 29 is National Coffee Day and we're celebrating with the best coffees from Latin America!
Immigration Judge: Asylum Cases Pit Law Against Compassion
U.S. asylum laws don’t apply to those fleeing general violence, former immigration judge says
Should Central American Migrants Denied Asylum Be Deported? Immigration Reform Advocates Stress Flaws In Refugee System
A controversial editorial argues that immigration advocates are making a mockery of the asylum process. But is the asylum process making a mockery of itself?
Mexico Vs. El Salvador FIFA World Cup Qualifier: Preview, Prediction, Betting Odds & Live Steam [POLL]
We preview the 2018 World Cup Qualifier between Mexico and El Salvador.
El Salvador Prison Gang Murders: Officials Suspect 'Barrio 18' Internal Purge In Death Of 14 Inmates
Officials suspect that the perpetrators of a murder spree in an El Salvadoran prison were members of the same gang as their victims
Terremoto de 7.4 grados con epicentro en El Salvador cobra la vida de una persona
Un fuerte sismo sacudió las costas del pacifico de los países centroamericanos dejando un muerto en El Salvador.
El Salvador Presidential Elections: Electoral Council Declares Leftist Salvador Sánchez Cerén Winner
Salvador Sánchez Cerén, the current vice president and one-time top guerrilla commander during the 1980-92 civil war, was declared president-elect on Monday by El Salvador's national electoral tribunal.
El Salvador Presidental Elections 2014: Electoral Council Calls Salvador Sánchez Cerén Lead ‘Irreversible’
El Salvador's electoral council says vice-president Salvador Sánchez Cerén of the leftist FMLN has an "irreversible" lead. Conservative Norman Quijano demands a recount.
El Salvador Election News: Recount Begins After Both Candidates Claim Victory
An official recount is underway in El Salvador after the presidential election results were too close to call.
El Salvador Presidential Elections 2014 Results: Electoral Council Says Race Is Still Too Close To Call
Both candidates have claimed victory, though the electoral council says that with 99.9% of votes tallied, it's too close to call.
Forbes Magazine Launches Central America Edition To Be Distributed In Costa Rica, Guatemala, Panama Among Others
Forbes will be launching its Central American version this March with its first issue listing the wealthiest people in the region.
Castaway José Salvador Alvarenga, Amid Doubts About Truth Of Story, Admitted To Hospital
Castaway José Salvador Alvarenga, who survived a 13-month ordeal at sea, is back in the hospital after his appearance before cameras sparked rumors of his story's veracity.
El Salvador And Costa Rica Elections 2014: Leftist And Center-Left Candidates Take Lead In First Round Of Votes
The two Central American countries held their first round of presidential elections earlier this week, to be followed by a runoff in ensuing months. In El Salvador, leftist Salvador Sánchez Cerén, and in Costa Rica, center-left Luis Guillermo Solís are in the lead.
Salvadorean Nun Gives Birth In Italy: She Didn't Know She Was Pregnant
A Salvadorean nun in Italy has given birth after she felt stomach cramps and was rushed to hospital.
Watch El Salvador Volcano Erupt For First Time In Nearly Two Decades [VIDEO]
Well over 2,000 people have been evacuated from the area around Chaparrastique volcano after it erupted on Sunday.
Volcano Eruption In El Salvador: Thousands Flee From Chaparrastique
The eruption of Chaparrastique volcano in El Salvador has sent thousands of residents fleeing the area surrounding the volcano.