The Latest Breaking News from Nayib Bukele

The Mi Primer Bitcoin is celebrating three years since launching in El Salvador – the Bitcoin education program has reached thousands of Salvadoran students and continues to expand globally.

Up to 3,000 Salvadoran Catholics will participate in Saint Óscar Romero's pilgrimage, an annual event that kicks off in El Salvador each Aug. 1 to honor San Salvador’s archbishop, who was appointed saint by pope Francis in 2018

Alexi Saenz will be sentenced next year. Eight other gang members have already been charged for six murders and other crimes related to the case

Recent report exposes 261 deaths in El Salvador's prisons during gang crackdown, raising concerns over human rights abuses and prison conditions.

The human rights organization Cristosal says at least 261 people have died in prisons in El Salvador during President Nayib Bukele’s 2 1/2-year-old crackdown on street gangs

Salvadoran President Nayib Bukele, famous for his heavy-handed crackdown on street gangs, has threatened to use similar tactics against price gougers

State of emergency imposes curfew on young people and gives police powers to detain suspects for up to 90 days

El Salvador continues to educate its people about Bitcoin, and students are now on a higher level of learning as they are being taught about ASICs – critical components of the crypto mining industry.

Bukele is leading El Salvador for the second time, and despite Bitcoin's recent price struggles, it appears the "Bitcoin president" still trusts in the digital asset's potential as his administration recently proposed a Banking Law reform to establish private investment banks that will offer Bitcoin services.