El Salvador inaugurates its largest desalination plant in El Majahual, utilizing CABEI funding to provide high-quality drinking water to 140 families and coastal communities. Continue reading El Salvador Launches Its Largest Desalination Plant in El Majahual to Tackle Water Scarcity.
El Salvador launches “El Nido,” a pioneering maternity center led by First Lady Gabriela de Bukele, aiming to redefine maternal care with innovation, dignity, and family-centered support. Continue reading First Lady Gabriela de Bukele Announces “El Nido,” A High-Standard Maternity Hub.
El Salvador launches mobile units to deliver low-cost fertilizers nationwide, aiming to reduce farming costs, boost production, and support thousands of local agricultural producers. Continue reading El Salvador’s Agriculture Ministry Introduces Mobile Units to Sell Discounted Farm Inputs.
U.S. companies are increasingly recruiting Salvadoran workers for temporary roles in seafood and hospitality, highlighting strong labor ties and growing demand for reliable talent. Continue reading U.S. Companies Recruit Salvadoran Talent for Seafood and Hospitality Jobs.
El Salvador partners with Italy to expand affordable housing in San Salvador, promoting cooperative models and urban renewal in the city’s Historic Center. Continue reading El Salvador Strengthens Ties with Italy to Improve Affordable Housing in San Salvador.
Improved security in El Salvador fuels a surge in small businesses, marking a shift from years of gang extortion to sustained economic expansion. Continue reading From Extortion to Expansion: The Comeback of Small Shops in El Salvador.
El Salvador’s nationwide school package program reduces back-to-school expenses, providing free uniforms and supplies to 1.2 million public school students in 2026. Continue reading El Salvador Reduces Household Costs Through Free Uniforms and Supplies for Public School Students.
The IDB Group will provide $1.3 billion to El Salvador in 2026, targeting housing, tourism, health, and education to strengthen economic growth and social development. Continue reading El Salvador Secures $1.3 Billion IDB Support for 2026: Housing, Tourism and Growth at the Center.
El Salvador’s Simple SV platform cuts bureaucracy and traffic, enabling over 1.3 million citizens to complete more than 4.5 million government procedures online. Continue reading El Salvador Embraces E-Government as Simple SV Reduces Traffic, Wait Times, and Bureaucracy.
El Salvador’s Ministry of Foreign Affairs allocated $200,000 to support 98 returned migrants in starting small businesses, promoting economic stability and reducing irregular migration risks. Continue reading Returned Migrants Receive Government Support to Start Businesses in El Salvador.
