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Justice Finally Comes for Perpetrator in Thirty-Year-Old Crime

The Spanish indictment names military officers as having been present at the High Command meeting that approved the Jesuit murders, as well as more suspects who either witnessed the giving of the order or the executions.

Solidarity, a key to security, eludes Salvadoran press

Journalist security is really a way of thinking, a way of approaching your work. And fostering professional solidarity is crucial to that approach.

El Salvador’s Cold War Martyrs

The curfew broke after dawn. But the massacre took place in the middle of the night. The high command of the Salvadoran armed forces, who were receiving a million dollars a day in U.S. aid, made their decision near midnight. They had been on the defensive over the past…