The Government Of El Salvador

Located on the Pacific coast of Central America is the county of El Salvador. It’s a country similar in some ways to the US, when compared together. All of its history, culture, climate, geography, and economy have shaped it into the country it is today.

It is known for its Pacific ocean beaches, surf spots and mountainous landscape. It is named “the savior” and is the largest coffee exporters in the world. In fact, it is the only country in Central America that does not have a coastline on the Caribbean Sea. El Salvador is a Spanish-speaking country in South America, and this is the country I will be traveling to. El Salvador is the most misunderstood country of them all. Some people say that it is quite dangerous while others say it’s quite boring compared to the rest of Central America. Most visitors say El Salvador is not safe and this is because the lack of mass tourism equals lack of information. This is the reason I chose El Salvador to travel to. This vibrant nation is very tropical with rich forests and fertile farmlands. From Volcanoes and crater lakes to surfing and Wildlife, it’s filled to the top with so many things to do! El Salvador has so many things to offer and I am eager to explore it.

Over the course of history, the United States has a reputation of getting involved with other nations to sort out disputes, arguments, conflicts, wars, etc. One specific example of U.S. Military Involvement is the 1980 El Salvador Civil War. The El Salvador Civil War was a civil war that lasted from 1980 to about 1992. The war slowly arose due to little uprisings in society, promises to improve economy and lifestyles that were never fulfilled, and the push of communism beliefs onto the people who didn’t believe in them. The U.S. Military would not get involved unless their is a violation of human rights, or if mankind is being put into harm's way. The U.S. involved themselves in the Civil War of El Salvador because they had enough evidence and support for specific claims, had the appropriate authority, and fought for an outcome that suited the needs of humanity.

About 200,000 Salvadoran immigrants are at big risk due to the Trump administration wanting to deport them. I grew up and currently live in Mendota. Here, the popularity is mainly made up of Salvadorans. Many view them as horrible people but I honestly think they are such great people. I say this because they are hard workers. You will see them working in restaurants or even in the fields, which is not an easy job. Many of them come here for jobs and a better life not only for them but their children as well. This whole deal going on, reprieving TPS, breaks my heart because my parents actually came here to the U.S. themselves when they were just 20 years old, this means they’ve been here longer than they have in Mexico where they were born.

It is now obvious that countries in Central America have been plagued by civil war, economic crisis, election fraud to finally transition into a political system granting the population the freedom to elect their leaders. El Salvador is no different than Costa Rica, Nicaragua, Guatemala and Honduras. One might notice that such issues arise due to political unrest in the region (Central America), thus creating a pattern of social, political and economic instability.

The area that is currently El Salvador was originally comprised of 3 vast indigenous states and various territories. The Pipils, indigenous occupants who settled in present day Mexico, are a nomadic people that originated from Nahua. The Lencas settled and represented the eastern district while the Mayan the Chortis occupied the North zone of the Lempa Hi River.

El Salvador is a country on the Pacific coast of Central America, and borders Guatemala to the west and Honduras to the north and east (Geography). It is known for being the smallest Central American country and has an area equal to that of Massachusetts, it is also the only one with an Atlantic coastline (Geography). The majority of El Salvador 's land is made up of a chain of volcanoes that expands throughout the Northern side of the country. The current government of El Salvador is a Republican one.

For my research paper i’m  curious to know who is in control of south america is it really the authorizes or the gangs. I have looked into 5 sources on this topic to see if indeed this is true.  I have looked into this article, they studied and examined the country of El Salvador. El salvador is a third world country that has most of its citizens work in fields and barely makes any money, most of them starve to death or die from lack of nutrition, due to them get very little of everything.  Information to a recent study in El Salvador were far more likely to believe that the  gangs not the government but the gangs are in charge of  the country, this is a understatement how the country’s  failure to establish a peace and order in many of the nation’s  areas has left them under the control of the gang organizations.A survey of 1,000 citizens of El salvador   conducted by El Mundo between October 28 and November 1 showed that forty-two percent of Salvadorans  believe that gangs rule their

El Salvador is in Central America, between Guatemala and Honduras. It is the smallest country in continental America and is often called “Pulgarcito de America,” the Tom Thumb of the Americas. The Latin American culture interest me. Enriched with tradition, lyrical language, vibrant colors and beautiful beaches. What is the difference between El Salvadoran culture and American Culture? What are their values, norms and traditions? What are the contemporary issues for this group? The consequences of subordinate group status? Many people might be surprised to learn that El Salvador, the smallest country in Central and South America, is among the top ten countries of origin of foreign–born persons in the United States. Two decades of civil war

El Salvador is located in Central America. The country has over 6 million people and is known as the smallest and over populated country. The people in El Salvador are of Indigenous American descent and European mixed with America Indian also known as Mestizos of European. El Salvador has had many revolutions to civil wars within a few centuries up into the twenty first century . El Salvador uniting with the Federal Republic of Central America in 1821, developing a communist party near 1932 and the most recent of the tragic El Mozote massacre in the 1980's is a few of the history events that took place.

El Salvador is like the same size of New Jersey that is in, the United States of America. El Salvador is between two countries Guatemala and Honduras. Now to a basic summary, El Salvador is a tiny country in Central America and it is known for its many attractions. These attractions are what El Salvador is known for and they are, the Pacific Ocean beaches for surfing and seeing a mountainous landscape with is pretty. The other attractions that are in towns like Ruta de Las Flores, Juayúa, and San Salvador. Also that San Salvador is the capital of El Salvador. El Salvador has achieved their independence from Spain in 1821 and from the Central American Federation in 1839. The 12-year civil war, in which about 75,000 lives were lost, that was brought to a close in 1992, when the government and leftist rebels signed a treaty that provided for military and political reforms.

With the rise of various gangs, El Salvador became comparable to war zones, garnering one of the highest homicide rate in the world. Today, El Salvador houses two of the most notorious transnational gangs, Mara Salvatrucha and Calle 18, besetting the supposed peace and security that the country has sought since the end of the Salvadoran civil war. Though, in 2012, the truce between the government and the Mara Salvatrucha -13 decreased the homicide rate, records of gang violence persists. Scholars suggested that the problem of gang violence can be traced back to the civil war in the 1980s. According to studies, during the war, many Salvadorans have escaped to certain parts of Central America and in the US. However, in order to survive, many

With El Salvador's different political world wind in prior years, a man by the name of Farabundo Martí who was a social activist and revolutionary leader, had helped find the Communist Party of Central America, and he had led them to the International Red Aid. Their goal was to help the poor and underprivileged Salvadorans through socialism and then communism. Eventually a few leaders had developed and formed a guerrilla revolution of indigenous farmers. In 1932 the government retaliated by killing more than thirty thousand Salvadorans, at a so called "peaceful meeting". The Salvadoran army was more powerful, in which they had large amounts of weapons and soldiers, killing anyone who stood against them. The revolt was mixed with protest

The Republic of El Salvador’s geography has had a strong impact on its history and politics. Its hilly central plateau gave birth to El Salvador’s early civilization, and it’s many rivers allowed large tribes to grow along its banks and in its valleys. El Salvador’s developed international relations with surrounding states were a link with other tribes offering different cultural exchanges, trades, and religions. It’s fertile Southern Mountainous region has much of El Salvador’s coffee exports and serves as El Salvador’s bread basket. El Salvador is mostly uninhabitable, with vast areas in the Northern and Southern regions covered by volcanoes, mountains and forestry. The difficulty in inhabiting much of its territory has put pressure on the

One group is standing in the gap between the inaction of the government and individuals searching for family. Asociación Pro-Búsqueda, founded in 1994, is a prevailing force in truth and reconciliation, has reunited hundreds of now adult children with their lost family members.