September 28 is recognized around the world as “International Safe Abortion Day.” The day is rooted in longstanding feminist struggles to decriminalize abortion in Latin America and the Caribbean where feminist organizations have been mobilizing on this date for the last two decades, calling on their governments for decriminalization, access to safe and affordable abortion services, and an end to stigma and discrimination.

Despite roadblocks, military presence, threats, and intimidation, social movement and civil society organizations took to the streets on September 15th, El Salvador’s Independence Day, to denounce abuses under the Bukele regime.

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Media contact: Alexis Stoumbelis, Committee in Solidarity with the People of El Salvador (CISPES), [email protected], (202) 521-2510 ext. 205

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El Salvador: President Bukele Trashes Constitution, Announces Reelection Bid Amid Mass Marches Against Human Rights Abuses, Civil Rights Violations

This year in El Salvador, activities in observance of the International Day of the Victims of Enforced Disappearances carried a particular urgency: As survivors and advocates for justice for the thousands of people forcibly disappeared over the course of El Salvador’s civil war continue their decades-long struggle, they are now also raising the alarm that forced disappearances have returned to El Salvador under the Bukele administration in an environment of widespread repression that recalls some of the country’s

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Contacto para Medios: Comité en Solidaridad con el Pueblo de El Salvador - CISPES - (Washington D.C.): +001-202-521-2510, [email protected]

Comunidad internacional expresa preocupación por persecución política y violaciones de derechos constitucionales en El Salvador
Exigen que órganos del Estado cumplan con sus deberes de forma imparcial

Conozca algunas de los donates que hacen posible nuestro labor!

"Apoyo a CISPES porque continuar la lucha para la justicia social y un pais enfocado en el pueblo significa continuar el sueno y sacrificio de miles de mis compatriotas Salvadoreñas que dieron su vida por esta visión. - Padre Carlos, New York City