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Murders drop in El Salvador amid crackdown on gangs - La Prensa Latina Media

San Salvador, Mar 29 (EFE).- Salvadoran authorities boasted Tuesday of a sharp drop in homicides three days into the state of exception approved by lawmakers at the request of right-wing President Nayib Bukele, yet thousands of families were struggling to get information about loved ones arrested under the emergency measures. Two murders took place on …

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Salvadoran Supreme Court reopens probe into 1989 killing of six priests

The Salvadoran Supreme Court on Wednesday ordered the reopening of an investigation into a 1989 massacre of six Jesuit priests that sparked international outrage. Attempts within El Salvador to investigate and prosecute the masterminds of the killings during the country’s civil war have been deflected by legal maneuvers since the Supreme Court in 2016 declared a 1993 amnesty established after the war to be unconstitutional. A lower court had ruled that an investigation could go ahead into the alleged involvement of a group of military officers and former Salvadoran president Alfredo Cristiani in the killings. However, the probe was put on hold

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Remembering US-backed state terror in El Salvador

Justice and accountability for the El Mozote massacre and other crimes of US-backed Salvadoran forces remain elusive.

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The US needs a sanctions policy that works

Secretary of State Antony J Blinken recently announced sanctions against seven public officials in El Salvador and Guatemala, including five Salvadoran Supreme Court justices, putting them on the State Department’s official list of “Undemocratic and Corrupt Actors.” This round added to the more than 300 individuals the United States had already placed sanctions on in Cuba, Nicaragua, Venezuela, Honduras, El Salvador, and Guatemala and to U.S. diplomatic and financial sanctions on the governments of Cuba, Nicaragua and Venezuela.

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Salvadorans Protest New Cryptocurrency, Power Grab by President Bukele

Salvadorans Protest New Cryptocurrency, Power Grab by President Bukele
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