Telling world about El Salvador
When El Salvador’s millennial president ordered the armed forces to take control of Congress, the world looked on in horror. Gun-toting soldiers intimidating MPs to approve a loan for new military hardware was widely interpreted as one of the darkest moments in El Salvador’s history since a civil war ended in 1992.
Gunmen opened fire on activists from El Salvador’s main opposition party, killing two people – a rare political attack that has rocked one of Latin America’s.
A court in El Salvador found ex-President Tony Saca guilty and his wife, Ana Ligia de Saca, guilty of illicit enrichment.