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Jorge Galán , February 2017. Courtesy CASA AMÉRICA
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Poems and Fantasy Novels
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The Government of El Salvador has launched rescue operations. Photo: Twitter @DaniaGonzalz
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'Julia' through El Salvador
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All Alone
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El Salvador's President Nayib Bukele challenges national and international critics. Getty Images
Elected officials
Bukele will seek reelection
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Under the emergency regime 52,000 Salvadorans have been detained without a thorough investigation and some 76 people have died while in prison or in the custody of state agents. Twitter of @nayibbukele.
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Congress talks El Salvador
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Photo of Liberty Square Pizza & Restaurant owner José Antonio Rosa. Photo: Rodrigo Campos-Sánchez/AL DÍA News.
Entrepreneurs
God helped Rosa make it
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President Bukele's crackdown on gang violence has seen the mass arrests of thousands.
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Bukele’s War on the People
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Tell mother I am in Paradise, courtesy University of Alabama Press
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Tell Mother I’m in Paradise
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Horacio Castellanos receiving the 2014 Manuel Rojas Ibero-American Narrative Prize from the then president of Chile, Michelle Bachelet. Photo: Wikipedia
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What is life like in exile?
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'La muerte y el periodista', cortesía editorial Anagrama
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The harsh reality
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Challenging The West
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'The Water Defenders' obliga a reflexionar sobre la idea de  progreso y la prosperidad, a la vez que critica el efecto destructor de las grandes corporaciones mineras en América Latina.
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Saving El Salvador's Water
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The world's largest pupusa. Photo: Telemundo
Heritage and History
World's Largest Pupusa
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Flag of El Salvador
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Bukele vs. Washington
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Many Salvadorans worry their country has become the world's laboratory for cryptocurrencies. Photo: Marvin Recinos/AFP via Getty Images.
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Bitcoin in El Salvador
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El Salvador's President Nayib Bukele in the Legislative Assembly building in San Salvador, El Salvador, last Tuesday. Photo: Camilo Freedman/Bloomberg via Getty Images.
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Bitcoin in El Salvador
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Demonstration for the decriminalization of abortion in El Salvador. Photo by Camilo Freedman.
Heritage and History
Sara Rogel released
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President of El Salvador, Nayib Bukele. Reuters file photo by Jose Cabezas.
Heritage and History
Bukele's Response
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Poster '#Manuela Justice and Hope'. Getty Images.
Heritage and History
'Manuela vs. El Salvador'
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El Salvador's President Nayib Bukele.(MARVIN RECINOS / AFP/Getty Images)
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Bukele's Bad Day in D.C.
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A woman walk in front of damaged cars during floods caused by Tropical Storm Amanda, in San Salvador, El Salvador May 31, 2020. © REUTERS/Jose Cabezas TPX
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Amanda Tropical Storm
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Foto: El Espectador.com
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Hydroxycloroquine fan
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Against maras
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The Maras and COVID
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Outside the hotel in San Salvador. Photo courtesy of Vanessa.
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Quarantined in El Salvador
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Salvadoran President Nayib Bukele announced the ban on foreigners on March 11, 2020. Photo: Marvin Recinos/Getty Images.
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El Salvador against COVID-19
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Army and Police took over the assembly of El Salvador by order of President Nayib Bukele. Photo:EDH / Lissette Lemus
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Why Bukele took the Assembly
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Immigrants, including a blind man from El Salvador (C), wait to be searched and then bussed to U.S. Border Patrol facility in McAllen after crossing the border from Mexico on July 02, 2019 in Los Ebanos, Texas. Photo: John Moore/Getty Images.
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Deported to horror
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5 keys to understand the "safe third country" agreement between the US and Latin America. By Michelle Myers / AL DIA News. Photo: Kevin McAleenan Twitter.
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Safe third country?
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Migrants board a bus in Navojoa. Photo by Ada Trillo
Heritage and History
Chasing Freedom
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EL DEPARTAMENTO DE Seguridad Nacional está construyendo 12.5 millas de muro fronterizo secundario como parte de la Orden Ejecutiva de Mejoras de Seguridad Fronteriza y Aplicación de la Ley de Inmigración de Presient Donald Trump para construir una nueva cerca a lo largo de la Frontera Sur. Foto: Sandy Huffaker/Getty Images
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