Producers will be trained in the management of forage plants to feed livestock
Written by Evelyn AlasThe Vice Minister of Agriculture and Livestock, Óscar Domínguez, launched the Animal Nutrition Program trainings, which will provide new knowledge and tools to producers to improve livestock production in the country.
The Defensoría del Consumidor has carried out 11,300 inspections to prevent food price hikes
Written by Evelyn AlasThe Defensoría del Consumidor (DC) has intensified inspections in companies of different links of the food distribution and commercialization chain, especially of basic grains, to guarantee supply and avoid abusive practices that affect the population's pocket.
Air transport services to be modernized with reforms to Ley de Aviación Civil
Written by Evelyn AlasWith the purpose of streamlining procedures related to authorizations, permits, licenses and aviation registration in the country, the deputies of the Defense Committee issued a favorable opinion to reform the Ley Orgánica de Aviación Civil, which consists of 72 articles.
US$48 million will be invested to improve infrastructure and connectivity
Written by Evelyn AlasProjects to maintain the pace of economic growth and create opportunities for more salvadorans continue to move forward. The Central Government will strengthen this year's national budget to incorporate funds for important investments.
CEL continues to improve its power generation plants for better service
Written by Evelyn AlasThe Comsión Ejecutiva Hidroeléctrica del Río Lempa (CEL), explained through its social networks that they continue renewing its generation plants, the institution is executing major maintenance of unit number 7, in the Central Hidroeléctrica 5 de Noviembre, located between the departments of Chalatenango and Cabañas.
Banco CUSCATLAN will promote job creation in the region as part of HUGE
Written by Evelyn AlasThe financial institution joined the Huge Business and Investment Council, a non-profit business association founded by private sector leaders from Guatemala, Honduras, and El Salvador, with the objective of promoting better living conditions for the citizens of these countries who often migrate irregularly to the United States.
Mastercard accelerates its efforts in the area of sustainable cards
Written by Evelyn AlasAs part of Earth Month, Mastercard announced today that it is accelerating its efforts to eliminate first-use PVC plastics from payment cards across its network by 2028. This move further reinforces the company's sustainability commitments and expands the accessibility of more sustainable card offerings for consumers looking for a way to reduce the environmental impact of their wallet.
CEL executes slab repair project for turbined water discharge channel
Written by Coralia CuellarThe Comisión Ejecutiva Hidroeléctrica del Río Lempa (CEL), is carrying out the repair project of the ramp of the discharge channel of the two turbines of the 15 de Septiembre Hydroelectric Power Plant, since its construction in the 80s.
El Salvador received 35 thousand visitors during the first three days of Easter Week
Written by Evelyn AlasThere has been a great affluence of tourists, especially foreigners, according to figures from the Tourism Cabinet.