Senator Menendez’s Hypocrisy Exposed Amid Bribery Charges.

Senators Bob Menendez (Democrat) and Jim Risch (Republican), Chairman and high-ranking member of the Senate Foreign Relations Committee, introduced the “Cryptocurrency Accountability Act in El Salvador” to the United States Senate last May 2023. In a shocking turn of events, U.S. Senator Robert Menendez, along with his wife Nadine Menendez and three New Jersey businessmen, now faces serious bribery charges. Seguir leyendo Senator Menendez’s Hypocrisy Exposed Amid Bribery Charges.

President Bukele Exposes High-Stakes Corruption Scheme: Expels Corrupt Officials From His Political Party and Government.

President Nayib Bukele has now shared important findings of the ongoing anti-corruption operation and related information stemming from accusations made by Alejandro Muyshondt against Deputy Erick García. Seguir leyendo President Bukele Exposes High-Stakes Corruption Scheme: Expels Corrupt Officials From His Political Party and Government.

Former Gang Vehicles Repurposed to Strengthen Police Force’s Fight Against Crime

In a significant achievement for the authorities, over 360 vehicles previously utilized by gang members to carry out crimes such as homicides and extortion have now been integrated into the ranks of the National Civil Police. This successful conversion of assets marks a major step in combating these criminal organizations. Seguir leyendo Former Gang Vehicles Repurposed to Strengthen Police Force’s Fight Against Crime

President Nayib Bukele Declares War on Corruption.

President Nayib Bukele declared a war on corruption during his address to the nation on the fourth year of his presidency, held at the Legislative Assembly. He announced the implementation of asset forfeiture against former President Alfredo Cristiani and the construction of a penitentiary facility to house all “white-collar criminals.” Seguir leyendo President Nayib Bukele Declares War on Corruption.

President Nayib Bukele’s Government Seizes $663 Million in Drugs in Four Years.

In the four years of President Nayib Bukele’s government, $663 million worth of drugs have been confiscated, with cocaine being the largest quantity seized from gangs and drug traffickers. Additionally, a report from Casa Presidencial indicates a reduction in homicides, with a daily average of 0.3. Seguir leyendo President Nayib Bukele’s Government Seizes $663 Million in Drugs in Four Years.

The Salvadoran Attorney General’s Office investigates Héctor Silva Ávalos for money laundering and ties with former President Funes.

Silva Ávalos is accused of receiving money to establish the Revista Factum magazine from businessman Rodolfo “Fito” Salume Artiñano. Despite having an open file for the crime, the case has not been prosecuted, and it is alleged that this is due to the influence of the Cáceres brothers. Seguir leyendo The Salvadoran Attorney General’s Office investigates Héctor Silva Ávalos for money laundering and ties with former President Funes.