El Zonte Blog Posts

Peru's joining of the Escudo de las Américas is a significant move for regional security but comes with challenges related to cooperation and potential tensions.

The EFSA has declared aspartame safe for consumption, but some organizations remain critical of the decision, highlighting potential health risks.

Surf City El Salvador 2026 is expanding to include chess, yoga, and wellness activities, making it a multi-faceted event for all ages.

El Salvador launches a startup residency focused on public-interest technology, connecting entrepreneurs with government institutions and investors, potentially inspiring similar initiatives in coastal cities like El Zonte.

El Zonte is set to become a hub for international surfing events, as part of the government's 'Surf City' strategy to boost tourism and local economy.

Living in El Zonte during El Niño’s heatwaves requires constant vigilance on hydration and protecting vulnerable groups. As a long-time resident, I share tips for coping with the intense temperatures and ongoing heat.

Bitcoin in El Salvador is no longer a daily payment method or a tool for remittances, but remains a growing reserve for the government, raising questions about the authenticity of its purchases and the transparency of the process.

El Tunco is at 100% hotel occupancy as the 2026 ISA World Junior Surfing Championship brings 400 surfers from 56 countries to El Salvador, boosting local businesses and tourism.

The new Hospital Rosales in El Salvador has opened, but its grand opening video lacked the human element, mirroring the government's broader approach to social infrastructure. Meanwhile, mass trials against gang leaders continue, with harsh sentences being handed down, raising questions about the justice system's ability to handle such cases.