Nayib Bukele
Bukele proposes exchange of detainees to Venezuela as criticism mounts over detention of deported migrants

The Venezuelan Attorney General’s Office requested information on the detainees. Social organizations accuse Bukele of imprisoning Salvadoran politicians despite his rhetoric against Venezuela.

With Trump’s backing, Salvadoran President Bukele refuses to return wrongfully deported man to US

The Trump administration has admitted that Maryland worker Kilmar Abrego Garcia was deported due to an “administrative error,” but has defied court orders to return him to his family

US Secretary of Homeland Security tours CECOT. Photo: Kristi Noem/X US official visits mega-prison in El Salvador, repeats accusation that deported migrants are “criminals”, “terrorists”

US Secretary of Homeland Security tours CECOT mega-prison, and signs a new security cooperation agreement between San Salvador and Washington.

Venezuelan families demand justice for their relatives deported to El Salvador

The Venezuelan government has initiated all possible steps (political and legal) to achieve the return of its citizens. A US judge claimed “Nazis got better treatment” than the Venezuelans accused of gang activity.

Venezuela demands the immediate repatriation of migrants detained in El Salvador

The Venezuelan government has promised that it will “fight until it frees all its compatriots” who have been imprisoned and deported without evidence thanks to an 18th-century US law.

Trump’s global immigration offensive: detention, deportation, and resistance

Trump’s mass deportation plan is rapidly expanding beyond US borders, with migrants now detained at Guantánamo Bay and deals being struck with Latin American nations.

Is Noboa’s “War on Gangs” working?

Eight months since Ecuador’s president declared an internal armed conflict and began to heavily militarize the country, what has this strategy been able to achieve?

Bukele reelected in El Salvador amid a state of exception

The polarizing figure Nayib Bukele won the presidential elections with 85% of the votes, a historic margin of victory over the opposing candidates

El Salvador authorizes mass trials of up to 900 prisoners

The country’s congress approved a reform to the Law Against Organized Crime which human rights organizations say creates an “arbitrary justice system”

Salvadorans mobilize to condemn three years of the Bukele government

Under the banner of “Three Years of Setbacks and Lies, Violation of Human Rights, Workers’ Rights and Abandonment of Productive Sectors,” hundreds took to the streets and social media platforms in rejection of President Nayib Bukele’s government

Crackdown in El Salvador, toxic contamination at US base in Seoul and other stories

Today we look at the state of emergency in El Salvador after a surge in killings, soil and water contamination at a US base in South Korea, and more

Salvadorans commemorate 30th anniversary of peace accords

Despite attempts by Nayib Bukele’s administration to discredit peace accords, thousands marched to commemorate the historic agreements