“Postwar El Salvador, which another Salvadoran has described as a “casi nación” (an almost nation) sometimes seems like a small geographic space at the mercy of international forces that serves as a transit point for foreign-made goods, some licit others… — Erik Ching Copy Share Image
“The rank and file members of the guerrillas and their civilian sympathizers paid some of the heaviest prices during the war and a recurrent… — Erik Ching Copy Share Image
“Postwar El Salvador, which another Salvadoran has described as a “casi nación” (an almost nation) sometimes seems like a small geographic space at the… — Erik Ching Copy Share Image
“A good part of the state’s assets were privatized, including electric power distribution, banks, and telecommunications. The country lacks a national currency, having shifted… — Erik Ching Copy Share Image
“The RN was centered around Suchitoto, and more specifically on the northern slope of the Guazapa volcano.” — Erik Ching Copy Share Image
“It is not uncommon for people in poor urban neighborhoods and in rural communities to say that when boys become teenagers they face two… — Erik Ching Copy Share Image
