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Archaeologists Discover 3,000-Year-Old Human Remains Near San Salvador

Researchers supported by the Ministry of Culture uncovered ancient human remains and preserved cassava cultivation trenches beneath volcanic ash in Antiguo Cuscatlán, providing new insights into pre-Columbian life and agricultural practices.
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Ancient Burial Site Discovered Beneath Volcanic Ash Near San Salvador

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Costa Rica Removes Televisions From Prisons in Anti-Crime Crackdown

Costa Rica's Ministry of Justice and Peace ordered the removal of all televisions from prison cells as part of a new eight-point security strategy aimed at disrupting criminal o...

Arrest of Garífuna Leaders in Honduras Draws International Criticism

The arrest of five Garífuna community members following an eviction in Honduras' Tela Bay region has prompted condemnation from international human rights organizations, which s...

El Salvador Proposes $69 Million Education Funding Package

The Legislative Assembly is reviewing a proposal to allocate $69 million to the Ministry of Education for school operations, educational technology, and preparations for the 202...

El Salvador Expands Google Cloud Partnership to Accelerate Government Digitalization

El Salvador is advancing its seven-year partnership with Google Cloud by digitizing government permitting, introducing electronic invoicing, and expanding local data storage to ...

El Salvador's Banking Sector Loan Portfolio Reaches Record $21.6 Billion

The Central Reserve Bank of El Salvador said the country's banking system recorded 8 percent annual loan growth, lifting total outstanding credit to a record $21.6 billion as bo...

Regional Flooding Forces School Closures Across Costa Rica

Heavy rainfall linked to Tropical Wave Twenty-Four flooded parts of Costa Rica's Caribbean region, closing more than 260 schools, disrupting transport routes, and forcing hundre...

Mexican Mayor and Anti-Corruption Journalist Killed in Separate Attacks

The killings of a municipal mayor in Temoac and a prominent anti-corruption journalist have renewed concerns over the continued influence of organized crime along migration corr...

Costa Rican President Laura Fernández Reveals Multiple Assassination Plots

President Laura Fernández said Costa Rican intelligence agencies had uncovered at least nine assassination plots against her administration, including an alleged sniper attack, ...

El Salvador Redirects $226 Million Budget Surplus to Infrastructure and Digital Health

El Salvador's Ministry of Finance asked the Legislative Assembly to allocate $226 million in surplus tax revenue to priority projects, including $95 million for road repairs and...

El Salvador Advances Major Port Modernization With Yilport Partnership

Modernization work continues at the ports of Acajutla and La Unión under a $1.6 billion partnership with Turkish operator Yilport Holding, supporting the government's long-term ...

Nuevas Ideas Nominates Nayib Bukele for a Third Presidential Term

El Salvador's ruling Nuevas Ideas party formally selected President Nayib Bukele as its candidate for the February 2027 presidential election, building on strong public support ...
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