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Plan International El Salvador, an organization that has been promoting children's rights and equality for girls for more than 45 years in El Salvador, presented its new Country director, Dr. Anabell Amaya, in an event in which she showed her work platform for the next five years under the new strategy called:

The Defensoría del Consumidor explains that the Central Government continues to protect the economy of salvadorans through the application of measures against inflation.

According to Moody's rating agency, Moody's explained in an analysis that improved security levels in El Salvador following the Central Government's crackdown on gangs could eventually boost investment as businesses and consumers gain confidence.

According to the Banco Central de Reserva (BCR), in january 2023, El Salvador received US$588 million in family remittances, showing a growth of 6.4% compared to the same period last year.

The anti-crisis measures taken by the Central Government in march last year, have allowed El Salvador to continue with the lowest inflation in Central America in 2023, thus minimizing the impact on the pockets of Salvadorans compared to the rest of the region and the world.

El Salvador's government has been characterized for making drastic changes in the country's history, as evidenced by its management of its foreign debt.

The annual variation rate of the Índice de Precios al Consumidor (IPC) in El Salvador in january 2023 was 7%, 3 tenths lower than the previous month, according to the Oficina Nacional De Estadística Y Censos (ONEC).

Walmart de México y Centroamérica in El Salvador continues working together with its customers, business partners, and suppliers in multiple actions to become a regenerative company. To achieve this goal, Walmart is developing several actions to promote sustainability, support small and medium-sized companies, and support the Banco de Alimentos of El Salvador.

The Fundación Ciudadana por un Consumo Responsable (FCCR) implemented the initiative "Economy and Society: Key Indicators", to systematize regional information on issues relevant to consumers. Report No. 9 offers a look at current economic topics in Latin America and the Caribbean.

According to the International Monetary Fund (IMF), explained in its mission inside the salvadoran nation that the country's banking sector remains healthy, but timely measures are required to reestablish financial stability buffers.