El Salvador’s President Nayib Bukele ranks as the world’s most approved leader with a 91% approval rating, according to a Mitofsky and TResearch survey. Continue reading Nayib Bukele Holds Highest Approval Rate Among World Leaders, Says Mitofsky Poll.
President Bukele critiques global democracy assessments following Germany’s surveillance expansion against AfD, raising concerns about inconsistent standards for evaluating democracy worldwide, especially from Global South leaders. Continue reading El Salvador’s President Bukele Questions Democracy Standards in Wake of Germany’s New Spy Powers.
President Bukele’s government denied U.S. lawmakers’ request to meet gang-affiliated detainee Kilmar Abrego Garcia, prompting criticism over their visit’s priorities and implications. Continue reading El Salvador Refuses U.S. Democrat Delegation’s Attempt to Meet Detainee Linked to MS-13.
The U.S. certified El Salvador for progress in anti-corruption, human rights, and rule of law, reflecting confidence in its reforms under President Bukele’s administration. Continue reading Nayib Bukele’s Government Earns U.S. Certification for Fighting Corruption and Ensuring Civil Liberties.
The exhibition “El Salvador, Beauty in Colors” showcases 23 paintings by 17 Salvadoran artists, highlighting the country’s culture, traditions, and resilience, running until April 19. Continue reading Indigenous Culture and Natural Beauty of El Salvador Showcased in Moroccan Art Gallery.
White House Press Secretary Leavitt highlighted the El Salvador-U.S. partnership model, announcing a meeting between Presidents Trump and Bukele on April 14 to discuss security collaboration. Continue reading President Trump Praises President Bukele’s Security Strategy Ahead of Official White House Visit.
El Salvador’s historic $1.615 billion investment by Yilport Holding Inc. aims to revitalize La Unión port, enhancing its logistics capabilities and economic growth under President Bukele’s administration. Continue reading La Unión Port Revitalization: A Game Changer for El Salvador’s Economy.
El Salvador, under President Bukele, is transforming through a culture of integration, enhancing community unity, security, education, and participation for sustainable social and economic development. Continue reading Breaking the Cycle of Poverty: How Integration Is Creating New Opportunities in El Salvador.
On March 6, 2025, El Salvador eliminates political parties’ public financing, reflecting a constitutional reform that could reshape the political landscape significantly. Continue reading March 6 Marks the End of Political Debt in El Salvador as Constitutional Reform Comes Into Force.
El Salvador’s Assembly reformed the Constitution, eliminating public funding for political parties, a move that sparked significant political debate and opposition. Continue reading Legislative Assembly Approves Reform to Eliminate Political Party Funding.
