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Midwives taking a patient's blood pressure. They founded the organisation after the civil war to offer medical assistance to impoverished communities.

Midwife saves hundreds of women during El Salvador’s civil war

Curileros work hard to collect shells from mangroves, earning $5 to $10 a day

Married at 15, he collects blood clams for $5 a day to make ends meet

Laguna El Jocota in El Salvador remains a protected, biodiverse wonder where fisherman and creatures live together.

Fishermen at Laguna El Jocotal work in a wonder of biodiversity

Maria reuniting with Herminia and Serapio after their disappearance three decades before

Mother reunites with two of three missing children after forced disappearance in El Salvador

Marcelo and his brother were captured during the ongoing exception regime

Regime in El Salvador ignores civil liberties, detains and beats an innocent college student

Jeffrey Mejía has been playing adapted basketball since the age of 16

First Honduran plays in international adapted basketball championship and wins

Man reads a notice posted in a vendor error where workers were evicted in San Salvador

San Salvador government evicts 500 vendors to build National Library

Photo by Alexander Lam on Unsplash

Husband disappears in El Salvador, wife and kids granted asylum in U.S. from gangs

The coffee cutters work hard while shelling each branch of the coffee while they laugh, talk, joke, and eat; while their baskets gradually fill with the bright red grains bathed in honey from the trees

The coffee harvest season starts in October near the volcanoes of El Salvador

Mothers demand justice for their disappeared relatives

Woman seeks justice for siblings who disappeared 42 years ago in El Salvador’s armed conflict

Generations of women adapt trollies and buggies to sell coffee on the streets of San Salvador

Three generations of women in San Salvador sell coffee on the streets

Two workers in the well-known “Chatarreras” (Junkyards) of the Center of San Salvador

Men in unregulated, informal jobs in El Salvador remain hidden

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