SAN SALVADOR – More than three decades have passed since the signing in El Salvador of the so-called Chapultepec Accords, in 1992, which put an end to 12 years of civil war, but the country fails to provide justice and reparation to the victims of massacres and other serious human rights violations committed [...]
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SAN SALVADOR – More than three decades have passed since the signing in El Salvador of the so-called Chapultepec Accords, in 1992, which put an end to 12 years of civil war, but the country fails to provide justice and reparation to the victims of massacres and other serious human rights violations committed [...]