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Financial inclusion is particularly important for micro and small enterprises (MSEs) in El Salvador, as it consists of the ability to use available financial services; linked to an adequate infrastructure and its regulation that guarantees the existence of a convenient supply of financial products and services, according to the MSE Observatory.

According to information provided by the Secretaria Ejecutiva del Concejo Monetario Centroamericano (SECMCA) in recent months, the use of the Sistema de Interconexión de Pagos (SIPA) has increased, due to the implementation by the Banco Central de Reserva (BCR) of El Salvador of a policy ordering commercial banks to make their electronic platforms compatible with this infrastructure.

Having a good financial education can help you in the different processes of payments and debts, you can also know how to save wisely and develop yourself in the banks.

Yuridia, performed at the Cuscatlán stadium complex with a concert full of emotions and made her fans sing at the top of their lungs in El Salvador with her tour Pa' Luego Es Tarde, the same name of her latest album.

In the latest report provided by the Ministry of Finance through the Transparency Portal, it informs that up to may of this year, tax collection reached US$3,593.6 million, an increase of US$322.2 million in relation to the same period of 2023, when US$3,271.3 was reported.

Huawei, a global leader in information and communication technology (ICT) solutions, held a recognition ceremony for the winning students of the ICT National Competition 2023-2024 in Central America and the Caribbean.

According to the data shown in the fuel ranking of the Fundación Ciudadana por un Consumo Responsable, the prices of a gallon of premium gasoline in Latin America range from US$2.57 to US$7.65.

The Government of El Salvador and the Fondo Saudita para el Desarrollo (FSD) today formalized the start-up of the project to install a plant to generate electricity with biogas from the treatment of wastewater from the Acelhuate River.

The Dirección General de Migración y Extranjería of El Salvador, through its official website indicated that from january 1 to date there have been more than 6 million migratory movements, a growth of 16% more than in the same period of the year 2023.

El Salvador, although not a prominent player in international stock markets, has its own stock exchange known as the Bolsa de Valores de El Salvador (BVES). This institution, founded in 1992, operates as an organized market where mainly bonds and, to a lesser extent, shares of local companies are traded.