El Salvador
This week in print: Immigration to Canada, El Salvador's president and Mexico's drug war
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El Salvador's president: So far, so good
One of Latin America’s most troubled nations has its most popular president(2)
El Salvador's presidential election: Left turn
The voters opt for “safe change”(17)
A victory for Mauricio Funes ends 17 years of right-wing rule in El Salvador(1)
El Salvador's presidential election: A nation divided
Will a country still haunted by the cold war dare at last to embrace the left?(15)
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