Children from the Hospital Nacional de Niños Benjamín Bloom celebrated 205 years of El Salvador’s independence, emphasizing the early instillation of national pride in the country's youngest citizens.
Blog posts in El Zonte
A new bridge in El Zonte enhances safety and boosts local agriculture and tourism.
Fashion editor Karla Martínez de Salas highlights El Zonte’s beauty in a Vogue production, aiming to promote Salvadoran destinations to Vogue’s Latin American readers.
170,000 Salvadorans living in the U.S. are facing uncertainty as their Temporary Protected Status (TPS) expires, creating a precarious situation for expats and digital nomads in El Zonte and beyond.
Test driving the Porsche Taycan 4S in El Salvador reveals its impressive performance and innovative technology.
Josías Jiménez’s story from bricklayer to global consultant highlights the transformative power of education and mentorship in El Salvador.
Álvaro Díaz's OMAKASE Tour in El Salvador featured a fan-driven, chef-led musical experience, captivating thousands of young audience members.
A fatal accident on the Panamericana highway in Quebrada Seca, San Vicente Sur, has prompted safety warnings for drivers in the area.
A motorcyclist from San Salvador died after a fatal collision with a tanker on a road in Izalco, Sonsonate.
The MOPT's efforts to stabilize a hazardous talud in El Laurel, El Zonte, highlight the government's commitment to safety and the well-being of local families.
Anthropic's CEO, Darío Amodei, has called for a more cautious approach to AI development, advocating for a slower pace to mitigate risks. This pause could affect the integration of AI in El Zonte and local businesses.
The Ministry of Public Works is distributing free trees and plants in various locations across El Salvador this Saturday, with distribution points in San Ignacio, Suchitoto, San Salvador, and Usulután.
The BFA has launched a new $10,000 credit line for local businesses in El Zonte with flexible terms and improved rates for existing debts.
El Salvador’s new laws now include piropos as a form of sexual harassment, potentially leading to prison time.
El Salvador's participation in the Paris Gastronomy Festival featured pupusas and coffee, highlighting the country's culinary heritage and supporting Salvadoran entrepreneurs.
