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The Minister of Labor, Rolando Castro announced in a press conference that by july a contingent of 250 to 300 salvadorans will be sent to work in Canada.

Ministerio de Economía (MINEC), informs that the value for the 25 pound gas cylinder will remain at US$11.13 for the consumer during the whole month of june, but with the benefit of the subsidy its value will be US$3.09.

If you have not verified if your Número de Identificación Tributaria (NIT) has been automatically replaced, the Ministry of Finance, through Dirección General de Impuestos Internos (DGII), reminds salvadoran individuals of legal age that they may do so as follows.

Credicomer, always thinking about the benefit of its customers, offers a new promotion “Tu crédito personal viene con Smart TV”, rewarding the preference of its new customers.

The Defensoría del Consumidor presented the results of the survey Habits and consumption preferences of salvadorans on Mother's Day.

With new and modern facilities, where comfort, security and quality customer service predominate, Banco Hipotecario opens its Santa Tecla branch in a new location on Segunda Calle Poniente #2-6, Barrio El Centro, one block after Parque Daniel Hernandez , with the ability to offer personalized service to its thousands of customers and users.

Salvadorans who have not filed their income tax return, have until today to do so. The Ministry of Finance is calling taxpayers to file their tax returns on time, in order to avoid fines and setbacks.

The price of energy will remain without increases for the next three months, this was announced by President Nayib Bukele, through his Twitter account, to prevent households from being affected by increases in the international market.

The Ministerio de Economía (MINEC), informs salvadorans about the new variations in fuel prices that will present a reduction of US$0.28 for regular and premium gasoline, and US$0.10 for diesel, effective from march 14 to 21, 2022.

To reduce the impact of global inflation, the Central Government will implement the suspension of import tariffs on 20 basic products for salvadoran families for one year, including: oil and shortening, rice, sugar, onions, chili peppers, fertilizer, black and red beans, corn flour, wheat, milk, yellow corn, white corn, oranges, potatoes, bananas, cabbage, tomatoes, wheat, cereal, and animal feed.