Eighty percent of the country is under water stress, and more than 60 percent of the available water is polluted.
A short visit to the auspiciously named San Salvador neighbourhood, ’10 de Octubre’.
Thousands have been arrested since the country suspended certain civil liberties amid a crackdown on gangs.
At least 18 people have died in state custody during sweeping gang crackdown, Amnesty International says in new report.
In its efforts to ensure no crime is tolerated in El Salvador, the Bukele regime itself is committing one big crime.
Police, military and judicial system face pressure to implement mass arrest and incarceration policy, experts say.
Rights groups have accused the government of arbitrary arrests and violations of due process amid two month crackdown.
Bukele’s forever-emergency is morphing into a perennial war on people, human rights, journalism, and reality itself.
Police say 30,506 arrests carried out in less than two months since ‘state of exception’ invoked after deadly violence.
The woman was given a 30-year sentence for homicide over the death of an unborn child.
Relatives of people arrested in government’s crackdown on gangs say they have little to no information about loved ones.
The government has imposed a state of emergency to curb fighting between rival gangs.
Amid spike in homicides, President Nayib Bukele declared a state of emergency in March aimed at stemming gang violence.
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