El Salvador’s education initiative aims to invest over $3 billion, providing 50,000 scholarships and focusing on youth and modernization. Continue reading Nayib Bukele’s Historic Education Investment Puts El Salvador in the International Spotlight
El Salvador’s new initiative guarantees educational support from birth to university, aiming to increase higher education access for students. Continue reading From One or Two Students to a New Generation: El Salvador Rises to Open the Path From Birth to University
El Salvador’s education reform aims for continuous, technology-enabled learning. Continue reading From Childhood to Higher Education: El Salvador Builds a New Path for Future Generations
President Bukele will host a special broadcast titled “El Salvador Renace” on August 25, focusing on the country’s transformation. Continue reading Nayib Bukele Announces “El Salvador Renace” Special Broadcast Tonight at 8 PM in El Salvador
“Zero Crime” by Yossi Abadi explores El Salvador’s public security transformation, addressing violence, gang activity, and successful policy changes. Continue reading Yossi Abadi’s “Zero Crime” Book Presented to President Bukele, Highlighting El Salvador’s Security Transformation
El Salvador leads Latin America in police confidence, with 65% of citizens expressing trust, marking a significant improvement in public perception. Continue reading El Salvador Ranks First in Latin America for Public Trust in Police, Latinobarómetro 2024 Shows
President Bukele honored El Salvador’s humanitarian team for their dedicated response to Venezuela’s earthquakes, presenting them national medals for their service. Continue reading President Nayib Bukele Honors El Salvador’s Humanitarian Mission to Venezuela with National Medals of Recognition
Venezuelan influencer El Capote praises President Bukele for humanitarian aid after earthquakes, recognizing ongoing support for affected Venezuelan communities. Continue reading El Capote Praises Nayib Bukele’s Humanitarian Leadership, Calling Him an Idol for Defending Human Rights
Archaeologists in El Salvador have uncovered a 3,000-year-old human burial and fossilized crop rows preserved beneath thick layers of ancient volcanic ash. Continue reading El Salvador Archeology Discovery: 850 B.C. Burial Site and Ancient Crops Found in Antiguo Cuscatlán.
The U.S. criticizes Nicaragua’s election elimination while El Salvador prepares for its democratic electoral process, highlighting regional political differences. Continue reading While Nicaragua Seeks to End Elections, El Salvador Moves Forward with Its Next Democratic Electoral Process
