Heather Gies

New push for jus­tice comes as Sal­vado­ran con­gres­sion­al com­mit­tee con­sid­ers amnesty pro­pos­al.

Al­though Cubans vot­ed over­whelm­ing­ly to ap­prove the Con­sti­tu­tion, Sun­day’s vote saw a grow­ing por­tion ex­press dis­sent.

Vote presents ‘unique op­por­tu­ni­ty’ to show how many Cubans voice dis­sent, an­a­lysts say.

Cubans are set to vote on Sun­day on a new con­sti­tu­tion that lim­its pres­i­dent’s term, broad­ens dis­crim­i­na­tion ban.

For­mer may­or of San Sal­vador beats can­di­dates of the two tra­di­tion­al par­ties that dom­i­nat­ed pol­i­tics for decades.

Na­tion­al se­cu­ri­ty, econ­o­my and cor­rup­tion scan­dals top vot­ers’ con­cerns in Sun­day’s elec­tion.

In­se­cu­ri­ty and vi­o­lence are top con­cerns among Sal­vado­ran vot­ers, but pres­i­den­tial can­di­dates say lit­tle about them.

Un­de­terred by Trump’s threats and US poli­cies, an­oth­er group of mi­grants leaves El Sal­vador.

Cana­da, Mex­i­co and the US agree to new trade deal. What’s in the agree­ment? And who are the win­ners and the losers?

Sal­vado­ran youth are aban­don­ing the coun­try­side, leav­ing be­hind an in­creas­ing­ly ag­ing pop­u­la­tion of farm­ers.