El Salvador’s new Special Law on Professional Responsibility enhances regulation and accountability for urban planning and construction professionals. Continue reading El Salvador’s New Professional Responsibility Law Takes Effect for Construction Permits and Urban Planning
El Salvador’s Western region, led by Ahuachapán, is positioning itself as the nation’s primary granary to strengthen food security amid ongoing eastern droughts. Continue reading Ahuachapán Positioned to Become El Salvador’s Primary Granary, MAG Reports.
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 government is aiding farming families affected by drought, ensuring food security and supporting agricultural production efforts. Continue reading El Salvador Supports Farming Families as Dry Weather Threatens Agricultural Production
El Salvador integrates Google-backed artificial intelligence and centralized digital tools to optimize environmental assessments, water oversight, and sustainable land planning. Continue reading How El Salvador Is Using Artificial Intelligence to Streamline Environmental Assessments and Water Management.
El Salvador sent a second aircraft with 50 tons of aid to Colombia following an earthquake, emphasizing regional solidarity. Continue reading El Salvador Sends Second 50-Ton Humanitarian Aid Shipment to Earthquake-Hit Colombia
Colombia thanks El Salvador for rapid humanitarian aid following an earthquake, highlighting strong ties and solidarity in emergencies. Continue reading Colombia Thanks President Bukele as El Salvador Sends 100 Tons of Humanitarian Aid After Earthquake
El Salvador promotes the Los Cóbanos Protected Area, showcasing its beaches and marine biodiversity, while encouraging sustainable tourism and conservation efforts. Continue reading Los Cóbanos Protected Natural Area Showcases El Salvador’s Coastal Beauty and Marine Biodiversity During August Holidays
El Salvador introduces the “Green Passport” and “Outdoor Classrooms” initiatives, blending ecotourism and conservation across 13 protected natural areas. Continue reading El Salvador Launches ‘Green Passport’ and ‘Outdoor Classrooms’ to Boost Ecotourism and Environmental Education.
CABEI and El Salvador’s ASA and ANDA signed a $1.2 million agreement to restore Lake Ilopango and Lake Coatepeque, enhancing sustainability. Continue reading CABEI Approves US$1.2 Million to Restore Lakes Ilopango and Coatepeque in El Salvador
