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Obama Administration Extends Hold on El Salvadoran Deportations

By Hispanically Speaking News on  From hispanicallyspeakingnews.com
The Department of Homeland Security citing “ongoing disruptions” from the 2001 earthquakes in El Salvadoran asked the administration to extend the freeze on Salvadoran deportations. Today the Obama administration granted the extension until September 9, 2013 – basically protecting El Salvadoran undocumented immigrants from deportation back to their native country. This temporary protected status was granted in great part to “the substantial, but temporary, disruption of living conditions...Read Full Story

Man Charged with Lying on Immigration Application, Conceals Ties to El Salvadoran Army & 6 Murders

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A Massachusetts man was charged today in federal court with making false statements on immigration forms and committing perjury in order to remain in the United States. This case is being investigated by U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement’s (ICE) Homeland Security Investigations (HSI) in Boston. Inocente Orlando Montano, 69, of Everett, Mass., was charged with one count of making false statements on an immigration application and one count of perjury. According to documents...Read Full Story

Anonymous Hackers launched DDOS attack on El Salvadoran sites

By worldblackstar on  From ehackingnews.com
Anonymous Hackers launched DDOS(Distributed Denial of Service) attack against El Salvadoran sites.  El Salvador's president and other government websites went offline as the result of DDOS attack.  The attacks are part of "Operation Justice El Salvador", which was planned over the last two weeks. The group's "Operation Justice El Salvador" has "tried to attack our website to publicize the private information of internal and external users," the economy ministry said in a statement on the...Read Full Story

El Salvador’s President Mauricio Funes Apologizes for Massacre of 1981

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President Mauricio Funes formally apologized on Monday for the Salvadoran army’s 1981 slaughter of nearly 1,000 people in and around the town of El Mozote. “For this massacre, for the aberrant violations of human rights and for the abuses perpetrated ... I ask forgiveness from the victims’ families in the name of the Salvadoran state,” he said at a ceremony in El Mozote, some 200 kilometers (120 miles) northeast of the capital. The center-left president visited the town as part of...Read Full Story

El Salvador: Funes’ Broken Promises – Analysis

By Albany Tribune on  From albanytribune.com
By Gabriela D. Acosta Protesters took the Salvadoran nation by storm last week in response to a new law passed by conservative assemblymen. This measure asserted that no resolution could be declared unconstitutional without a unanimous vote in the constitutional court—a judicial body responsible for reviewing the legitimacy of laws. Previously, any resolution seeking to define a law as unconstitutional required an 80% majority in the committee, which comprises five Supreme Court Justices...Read Full Story
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Sporting an olive green combat jacket and a beret, civil war veteran Carlos Hernández prays at the tomb of slain Archbishop Oscar Arnulfo Romero at the Metropolitan Cathedral of El Salvador, which a score of former guerrillas have occupied to demand assistance to help them out of poverty.  
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A former Salvadoran government minister, accused of colluding in the killing of six Jesuit priests in El Salvador 20 years ago, was indicted yesterday on charges of making false statements on immigration forms and perjury, according to the US attorney’s office.  
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[JURIST] The UN Working Group on Arbitrary Detention [official website] voiced concern [press release; report] last week over security interests overriding the right of individuals to be free from arbitrary detention in El Salvador. The UN Working Group also criticized the overcrowding in police and prison facilities in Central America. The investigation consisted of visits to 11 prisons along with various meetings with lawyers, human rights...  
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, February 7, 2012 El Salvador is still not safe 20 years after peace accords ended the bloody civil war there.read more  
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