Justice Remains Elusive to Survivors of Salvador’s Sumpul River Massacre
Forty-one years after the killing of more than 600 civilians, survivors of the Sumpul River massacre say those responsible need to be held accountable.
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Salvadoran Colonel Convicted of Jesuits’ Murders
A Spanish court has convicted a former Salvadoran colonel for the murders of five Jesuit priests in 1989 –a rare act of justice for an atrocity from El Salvador’s brutal civil war.
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Mexico’s Cartels Are Entering Politics, Church Warns
As elections approach, drug cartels are targetting and killing political candidates; 29 people...
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Advocates in El Paso March for Migrants’ Dignity
“Be Not Afraid: March and Vigil for Human Dignity” expressed support for Annunciation House...
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Change to Religious Worker Visa Means Fewer Priests
Recent changes to immigration law will make it difficult for foreign-born priests to serve in the United States, says the Catholic bishops’ migration committee chairman.
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