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The successful convenience store chain will invest a total of US$5.5 million this year 2023 for the expansion of branches in El Salvador and Panama.

According to the Instituto Salvadoreño de Turismo (ISTU), thousands of national and foreign tourists crowded the recreational parks, the historic center of San Salvador and the different beaches of the country.

There has been a great affluence of tourists, especially foreigners, according to figures from the Tourism Cabinet.

Aware of the need to strengthen the security of companies and SMEs from cyber attacks, Claro, the Leading Operator of El Salvador, through its business line, Claro Empresas, offers a broad portfolio of Cybersecurity solutions that help prevent, avoid and manage those attacks that violate the information of operations.

In Chalchuapa, Santa Ana, with the process of paving more than 5 kilometers of the road between the canton of El Coco and La Magdalena, which leads to Jerez, Guatemala, teams from the Ministerio de Obras Públicas (MOP) are preparing the conditions of the road, to begin with the paving and provide agile mobility to the inhabitants.

The Instituto Salvadoreño de Turismo (ISTU), details that it continues to reap excellent results in its management, specifically in what refers to the development of tourism, proof of this is that in the first two months of this year it has already received more than 400 thousand international visitors.

Plan International El Salvador, an organization that has been promoting children's rights and equality for girls for more than 45 years in El Salvador, presented its new Country director, Dr. Anabell Amaya, in an event in which she showed her work platform for the next five years under the new strategy called:

The Defensoría del Consumidor explains that the Central Government continues to protect the economy of salvadorans through the application of measures against inflation.

According to Moody's rating agency, Moody's explained in an analysis that improved security levels in El Salvador following the Central Government's crackdown on gangs could eventually boost investment as businesses and consumers gain confidence.

According to the Banco Central de Reserva (BCR), in january 2023, El Salvador received US$588 million in family remittances, showing a growth of 6.4% compared to the same period last year.