Four top Salvadoran students will represent El Salvador at the 19th Ibero-American Biology Olympiad in São Paulo, Brazil. Continue reading Young Salvadoran Minds Set to Compete in International Science Olympiad in Brazil.
El Salvador officially launched Civic Month at the National Palace, marking 205 years of independence while emphasizing security as the foundation for true freedom. Continue reading El Salvador Begins 205th Central American Independence Celebrations with Call to Honor Civic Duty.
Dominican manufacturer Cemento Panam strengthens its Central American footprint by acquiring a major 350,000-ton cement facility in Acajutla, El Salvador. Continue reading Cemento Panam Expands Regional Footprint Through Key Salvadoran Acquisition.
El Salvador’s Ministry of Tourism and non-profit Waved have launched a pilot program in Punta Mango, blending surf, English, and ocean safety for local youth. Continue reading El Salvador Tourism Ministry Partners with Waved to Launch Surf and Education Pilot in Jucuarán.
In 2026, El Salvador added 233 new tokens to its digital asset registry, enhancing investment opportunities and regulatory diversification. Continue reading El Salvador Tokenizes Apple, Microsoft and Walmart Shares in Record 233-Asset Expansion
El Salvador will invest $12.67 million, supported by the World Bank, to enhance early childhood education for 246,000 children. Continue reading El Salvador to Invest $12.67 Million to Equip Public Early Childhood Schools
El Imposible National Park in El Salvador gains recognition as a 2026 travel wonder, showcasing biodiversity and historic trails. Continue reading El Imposible National Park Named Among the World’s Seven Wonders to Visit in 2026
El Salvador’s Central Bank raised its 2026 economic growth forecast to between 4.5% and 5%, citing booming tourism, stronger security, and steady industrial expansion. Continue reading El Salvador Central Bank Upgrades 2026 GDP Growth Projection to 5%.
El Salvador rules out power rationing despite a sharp drop in hydroelectric generation, relying on a diversified grid and a $1B expansion plan. Continue reading El Salvador Guarantees Power Grid Stability Despite Severe Hydroelectric Drop Driven by El Niño.
El Salvador’s economy grew 5.2% in June 2026, led by a booming construction sector, rising real estate demand, and expanded digital infrastructure. Continue reading El Salvador Reports 5.2% June Growth, Powered by Construction, Real Estate, and Tech.
