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Seeking justice, 44 years after El Salvador border massacre - Vimarsana News

Seeking justice, 44 years after El Salvador border massacre

 SAN SALVADOR, May 15, 2024 (BSS/AFP) - A rights group in El Salvador called Tuesday for "justice and reparations" 44

Survivors commemorate 43rd anniversary of Sumpul River massacre - Vimarsana News

Survivors commemorate 43rd anniversary of Sumpul River massacre

Ojos de Agua, El Salvador, May 14 (EFE).- Young people and survivors of the Sumpul River massacre, in which more than 600 people were killed by the Salvadoran armed forces, commemorated on Sunday the 43rd anniversary of the incident, which has never been investigated nor anyone convicted for the crimes. The participants marched for a …

Flor Maria Gaona - The Business Year - Vimarsana News

Flor Maria Gaona - The Business Year

"The government is looking for strategies to promote Ecuador as a sustainable destination."

Flor Maria Gaona - The Business Year - Vimarsana News

Flor Maria Gaona - The Business Year

"The government is looking for strategies to promote Ecuador as a sustainable destination."

Justice remains elusive to survivors of Salvador's Sumpul River massacre - Vimarsana News

Justice remains elusive to survivors of Salvador's Sumpul River massacre

May 18, 2021 catholic news service People are pictured in a file photo protesting outside El Salvador's Ilopango Air Base after the military rejected a request by a judge to access files on the 1981 El Mozote massacre, in which nearly 1,000 civilians were killed by U.S.-trained soldiers. (Credit: Jose Cabezas/Reuters via CNS.) LAS ARADAS, El Salvador  — The burble of water is the loudest sound most will hear along this lush patch of land near the Sumpul River, which divides northern El Salvador from Honduras. But what Noe Guardado still hears in his head, what drowns out the sounds of the ...