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CISPES, Committee In Solidarity with the People of El Salvador
The Committee in Solidarity with the People of El Salvador (CISPES) is a grassroots solidarity organization that has been supporting the Salvadoran people’s struggle for social and economic justice since 1980. We organize strategic campaigns against US government and corporate intervention in El Salvador and accompany the Salvadoran popular movement in its work to realize an inspiring vision of participatory democracy and economic justice. Our work is coordinated through the CISPES National Office in Washington, DC, and carried out by local CISPES chapters and supporters across the country.
http://cispes.org/
Artículos
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16 de octubre, por Carol
Organizations from the Salvadoran LGBTI+ social movement held a public forum last week to present findings from a new study that unveiled the alarming disparities that LGBTI+ people in El Salvador continue to face in accessing social security services, employment, and (...)
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11 de octubre, por Alexis
As the blatant disregard for the lives of migrants and refugees intensifies globally, the Committee in Solidarity with the People of El Salvador (CISPES) expresses solidarity with migrants and refugees being directly impacted by the brutality of border militarization and a discriminatory U.S. (...)
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9 de octubre, por Carol
In El Salvador, 97% of the total cultivated area for sugarcane is burned for the harvest, despite being prohibited in the Environment Law. Photo credit: Voces En La Frontera In order to adapt to climate change, Central America should prioritize “low-carbon” monoculture agriculture such as sugar (...)
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23 de septiembre, por Carol
At 100 days in office, President Nayib Bukele has embroiled Salvadoran politics--and not only because of his populist rhetoric. Many in El Salvador’s social movement increasingly see parallels between the emerging trends of his administration and those of other neoconservative and authoritarian (...)
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23 de septiembre, por Carol
At 100 days in office, President Nayib Bukele has embroiled Salvadoran politics--and not only because of his populist rhetoric. Many in El Salvador’s social movement increasingly see parallels between the emerging trends of his administration and those of other neoconservative and authoritarian (...)
