Members of Kent Rotary Club take part in celebration of El Salvador's success with US-funded solar-power water project.

World Feature July 11, 2011 Like Water for Gold in El Salvador Activists are risking their lives in the fight against US and Canadian mining companies.

No water, no future: People protest the privatization of water in El Salvador. (Camilo Freedman / APHOTOGRAFIA / Getty Images) In March 2017, people from poorer communities across El Salvador ...

US convicts could soon find themselves incarcerated in El Salvador's notorious mega-prisons as part of a groundbreaking migrant agreement. President Donald Trump welcomed an offer by El Salvador ...

Across El Salvador, water rights are under threat from corrupt politicians and corporations.

El Salvador has formally stated that legal custody of over 130 Venezuelan migrants detained in its maximum-security prison remains with the United States, contradicting claims by the Trump ...

The archbishop of San Salvador says water is “monopolized and contaminated by industries,” and there needs to be a guarantee of access for “the multitudes.” ...

President Nayib Bukele’s government has poured millions of dollars into developing El Salvador’s coast. U.S. travelers might be more familiar with the CECOT prison.

In El Salvador, the most densely populated country in Central America, more than 600,000 people do not have access to drinking water or sanitation service. Seventy-eight percent of the country’s ...

When eastern El Salvador’s deep veins of gold, silver, and copper were first identified in the 1960s, the global mining industry operated under accepted rules of exploration that gave scant attention ...

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