Bullrich expressed Argentina’s intention to replicate El Salvador’s success in combating crime and enhancing citizens’ quality of life, emphasizing the significant turnaround achieved under Bukele’s leadership. Seguir leyendo From a Country Controlled by Gangs to a Life-Caring Society: Patricia Bullrich Praises El Salvador.
El Salvador is poised to become the top tourism hotspot in Latin America, with a projected 157% growth in the first half of 2024. Seguir leyendo El Salvador Emerges as the Fastest-Growing Tourism Destination in Latin America.
Grupo Gomelast, a prominent Peruvian textile company with a 65-year legacy, is set to invest in El Salvador, aligning with the country’s trend of attracting foreign enterprises. Seguir leyendo Peruvian Textile Company Explores Investment Opportunities in El Salvador.
President’s Bukele security measures have significantly reduced the country’s homicide rate and led to the apprehension of over 75,000 gang members, drawing admiration from leaders across Latin America. Seguir leyendo Nayib Bukele’s Remarkable Success in Combating Gangs and Crime Earns Praise Across Latin America.
Grupo Bedoya, a Bolivian firm, plans to diversify into various sectors, including residential and tourist projects, with the support of Salvadoran government initiatives. NeoAgro, a Colombian-Ecuadorian company, aims to construct a biofertilizer plant to serve local and regional markets. Seguir leyendo Foreign Companies Expanding Operations in El Salvador.
Alejo Campos, Regional Director of Crime Stoppers for the Caribbean, Bermuda, and Latin America, praised El Salvador’s security strategies for attracting international investment. Seguir leyendo Security Measures Propel El Salvador’s Economic Boom, says Crime Stoppers Regional Director.
The World Bank’s latest report on Growth Perspectives for Latin America and the Caribbean projects a 2.8% growth for the Salvadoran economy by the end of 2023, demonstrating the country’s resilience. Seguir leyendo El Salvador’s Economic Growth Surpasses Regional Trends, According to World Bank Report.
NeoAgro, a South American company, has donated $900,000 worth of biofertilizers to El Salvador, signaling a partnership with the government to enhance agricultural sustainability. CEO Richard Intriago emphasized plans for a bio-plant in the country and transfer of agricultural knowledge. Seguir leyendo Foreign Company Explores Investment in Organic Fertilizer Plant in El Salvador.
San Salvador has been removed from the list of 50 most violent cities worldwide since 2021, due to a successful security plan by President Nayib Bukele. Seguir leyendo San Salvador Ousted from World’s 50 Most Violent Cities.
El Salvador leads Latin America in democratic satisfaction, with 64% «very satisfied,» surpassing the regional average of 28%, according to the Latinobarómetro 2023 report. Notable shifts in historical satisfaction reveal 2023 as a peak. The study, encompassing 19,205 interviews across nations, highlights the nation’s positive trajectory. Seguir leyendo El Salvador Leads Latin America in Democratic Satisfaction, According to Latinobarómetro 2023 Report.
