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TPS holders from El Salvador are living in a legal limbo, waiting for an answer on their protection from deportation. The Trump administration has moved against the decades-old federal program and stripped away protections from multiple countries in the last year. @elfaroenglish
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While Salvadoran TPS recipients hold their breath for a last-second renewal, Bukele meets with Trump after launching a bid for a third term.
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Journalism is propaganda. So-called “fact-checking” is double-speak. The press is the enemy of the people. Nayib Bukele has summed up this sentiment on Elon Musk’s X: “You don’t hate the media enough.” #Beacon 🗞️ 🌍️
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While Salvadoran TPS recipients hold their breath for a last-second renewal, Bukele meets with Trump after launching a bid for a third term. @elfaroenglish
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🎙️ Salvadoran TPS recipients hold their breath for a last-second renewal, Nicaragua sells off exiles’ properties and suspends lawyers, and former president and Trump ally Juan Orlando Hernández plans his return to Honduras.
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Trump’s intent to “retake the canal” is no secret. But with Washington distracted, Panama faces internal questions about its US-China neutrality strategy — and how long the country will even have water to run the canal, reports @iamleyri
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In a rural hamlet in Chimaltenango, the remains of dozens of victims of the Guatemalan armed conflict piled up in a dingy storage room for decades. Now, their families have begun a burial that the government had promised but never carried out, reports @yuliramazzini
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🎙️ Nayib Bukele registers to run for a third term in El Salvador’s 2027 election after scrapping term limits. If he achieves his goal, he’s set to stay in power until 2033.
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Nearly 16 months since 24-year-old Salvadoran Irvin Quintanilla was deported to CECOT, government agencies are stonewalling the Constitutional Court on his whereabouts. Prosecutors can’t find him, yet they declared his disappearance a “closed” case.
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Salvadoran human rights attorney Ruth López’s family fears for her life. They finally visited her following more than 400 days in prison.
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El Faro reconstructed the story of three detainees who died in state custody in El Salvador and were buried in mass graves without their families’ knowledge. @elfaroenglish
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We just published this year’s first issue of Beacon, titled: “Land of Bones: Who Will Find El Salvador’s Dead?”
In this issue, you’ll find it all: investigations, an interview, and long-form narrative features.
Join this conversation by @elfaroenglish
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We just published this year’s first issue of Beacon, titled: “Land of Bones: Who Will Find El Salvador’s Dead?”
In this issue, you’ll find it all: investigations, an interview, long-form narrative features—even fiction and poetry.
Join us for a Live today at 8:00 pm. We’ll present Beacon and discuss Central American journalism and fiction with @romangressier, @JonathanBlitzer, @yuliramazzini and @rubenwrites.
Tune in on El Faro’s YouTube, TikTok, and Instagram.
We just published this year’s first issue of Beacon, titled: “Land of Bones: Who Will Find El Salvador’s Dead?”
In this issue, you’ll find it all: investigations, an interview, long-form narrative features—even fiction and poetry.
Join us for a Live on Tuesday, July 14. We’ll present Beacon and discuss Central American journalism and fiction with @romangressier, @JonathanBlitzer, @yuliramazzini and @rubenwrites.
Tune in on El Faro’s YouTube, TikTok, and Instagram.
We just published this year’s first issue of Beacon, titled: “Land of Bones: Who Will Find El Salvador’s Dead?”
In this issue, you’ll find it all: investigations, an interview, long-form narrative features—even fiction and poetry.
Join us for a Live on Tuesday, July 14. We’ll present Beacon and discuss Central American journalism and fiction with @romangressier, @JonathanBlitzer, @yuliramazzini and @rubenwrites.
Tune in on El Faro’s YouTube, TikTok, and Instagram.
In a rural hamlet in Chimaltenango, the remains of dozens of victims of the Guatemalan armed conflict piled up in a dingy storage room for decades. Now, their families have begun a burial that the government had promised but never carried out.
https://t.co/r3N9E88xIT
#Influyentes | Óscar Martínez, periodista y editor de "El Faro": "Los enemigos del pueblo para Bukele somos todas aquellas personas que hemos criticado su gestión".
🎙️In El Salvador, human rights attorney Ruth López’s family fears for her life in prison. Guatemalan prosecutors ease up on newspaperman Jose Rubén Zamora. Nicaragua, too, receives dozens of third-country deportees in Trump’s second term.
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30 years after the Peace Accords in Guatemala, there are still victims waiting for a dignified resting place. The State promised this to their families, but it never happened. They had to find the way on their own.
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