The February 2014 Presidential Race In El Salvador: A High Stakes Election
The February 2014 presidential elections in El Salvador will determine whether the country continues to embrace the social democratic orientation
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Tutela Legal Closed in El Salvador Amid Concern Over the Fate of Valuable Archives
The Council on Hemispheric Affairs is deeply concerned about the closing of Tutela Legal and expects that the utmost care
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P3 Legislation in El Salvador: An Aggressive Reassertion of Neoliberal Economics?
Over the past several weeks, El Salvador has begun to restructure its port and electricity services as the first consequence
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Between Corporate Power and Human Rights in El Salvador: Public-Private Partnership Law and Free Trade Agreement with the European Union are Signed into Law
Although ostensibly governed from the left, El Salvador has adopted several initiatives to strengthen transnational corporate privileges, leaving human rights
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Catholicism’s Heavy Hand: “Beatriz” and Abortion in El Salvador
On May 29, the Constitutional Chamber of the Supreme Court of El Salvador ruled to deny a 22-year old pregnant
Read MoreRE: “U.S./El Salvador: A Common Ground for Partnership”
Dear Editor, In “U.S./El Salvador: A Common Ground for Partnership,” Ruben Zamora, El Salvadoran Ambassador to the United States, elaborates
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