Stories about El Salvador from June, 2006
El Salvador: Gay Pride and Gay Issues
Observing that “dozens of gay and lesbian protesters marched today in a Gay Pride March in San Salvador,” Tim Muth links to some background context on gay issues in El...
What Salvadoran bloggers are saying – World Cup and d'Aubuisson
There is only one subject that almost all Salvadoran bloggers have mentioned recently — the World Cup. Although El Salvador had no team in Germany, that did not matter as...
El Salvador: “Defending the ILEA”
Tim Muth says that the controversy surrounding the “International Law Enforcement Academy (ILEA) which will use US personnel to provide training of police, judges and prosecutors from around Latin America”...
El Salvador: Rainy Season
Tim Muth says that “El Salvador is nervously greeting the regular storms of the rainy season.” Laura, based in Ahuachapán, has the photographic evidence.
Bahamas, El Salvador: Lessons from El Salvador
On the occasion of a visit to the Bahamas by Francisco Flores, former president of El Salvador, Larry Smith offers an overview of the country's recent political history and recently...
What Salvadoran bloggers are saying — about Tony Saca
The president of El Salvador, Tony Saca, presented a report on the first two years of his administration to the Salvadoran National Assembly on June 1. Jjmar at the Hunnapuh...
Latin America: World Cup Weblogs
In addition to José Luis Orihuela's list of weblogs in Spanish dedicated solely to the World Cup, Colombian blogger Blue Elephant will be writing contributing to the football poetry at...
Latin America: Friday Poll Numbers
Boz's Friday poll numbers this week show the neck to neck race in Mexico presidential race as well as an electoral map from Peru's recent election.
El Salvador: Two years of Tony Saca
Tim Muth takes a look back at the first two years of Tony Saca's presidency.
Latin America: Poll Numbers
This week's Friday poll numbers by Boz might be the most in-depth yet.
El Salvador: Review of Salvadoran Blogs
Soy Salvadoreño has another review of Salvadoran blogs (ES) to emerge since his first introduction (ES). Judging from the comments, it seems that a real sense of blog community is...
Central America: A Ride for the Climate
David, a cyclist who has been riding through Central America on his Ride for the Climate has arrived in Colombia where he posts a summary of the first half of...
