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Farmers in Chalatenango, La Libertad and San Salvador are receiving their 2023 Agricultural Packages, which include 25 pounds of certified corn seed, a quintal of 15-15-15 fertilizer, a liter of foliar fertilizer and a seed treater; raw materials that will help increase crop productivity.

Salvadorans in different municipalities have the opportunity to buy food at fair prices in the agromarkets, organized by the Ministerio de Agricultura y Ganadería (MAG) with the support of other institutions of the Central Government.

The Comisión Nacional de la Micro y Pequeña Empresa (CONAMYPE), inaugurated the diploma course "Local Economic Development: Proposing a quality leap for municipal management", in zone II (San Salvador, La Libertad and Chalatenango), for representatives of local governments.

According to the director of Economic and Fiscal Policy of the Ministry of Finance, Luis Sanchez, explained that the Banco Central de Reserva (BCR) projections, for december of this year we estimate to have US$7,943 million in remittances. That is, US$201 million more than in 2022.

Banco Hipotecario, the fastest growing financial institution in the country, continues to increase its presence in El Salvador. Starting this monday, its clients and the general public will be able to carry out their financial transactions in the new agency located in premises number 5A and 5B of the fifth stage of Metrocentro, in San Salvador.

The study conducted by the Centro de Investigación de la Opinión Pública Salvadoreña de la Universidad Tecnológica (CIOPS) as of march 2022 called "El crédito en el sector informal en El Salvador", showed that many informal traders do not have access to credit in formal banks, so they have to resort to paying high interest rates.

The Minister of Public Works (MOP), Romero Rodríguez, and the director of FOVIAL, Alexander Beltrán, delivered 10.92 kilometers of totally renovated roads, which include the Hipódromo and Venezuela boulevards, as well as the Manuel Enrique Araujo boulevard.

Many salvadorans have visited the "lung" of San Salvador, what many do not know is that it is the water reservoir for much of the central part of the country.