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‘We don't forget our culture': A Salvadoran dance group honors its heritage
Flor de Café, a Salvadoran dance group based in Northern Virginia, preserves the culture through folklorico. News4’s Mauricio Casillas reports.
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Salvadorans in the DMV vote for their next president in historic election
For the first time, Salvadorans living abroad were able to vote in their country’s presidential election, and several celebrated the expected reelection of Nayib Bukele. News4’s Freixys Casado has more on the historic turnout.
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Salvadorans in the DMV vote for their next president
For the first time, thousands of Salvadorans living abroad were able to vote in their country’s presidential elections at seven sites across the DMV.
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El Salvador's Bukele has everyone's attention as he seeks reelection in spite of the constitution
To many, El Salvador President Nayib Bukele is a national hero who took on the country’s violent gangs with an unrelenting hand. To others, the populist is a 21st century autocrat who has committed mass human rights abuses and has altered the rules of the game to concentrate power in his own hands.
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El Salvador's vice president discusses elections, security and the economy
The vice president of El Salvador, Félix Ulloa, praised the new system that allows Salvadorans abroad to cast their vote this presidential election period, which began on Saturday, in an exclusive interview in Spanish with our sister station Telemundo 44.
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Pupusa Day returns to the DC area in November
In El Salvador, the second Sunday of November is known as Pupusa Day, a delicious party for the crispy and cheesy Salvadoran national dish. News4’s Tommy McFly gets the 101 on how to celebrate and make a delicious pupusa.
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Meet the Salvadoran couple behind Maryland's celebrated 2Fifty Texas BBQ
News4’s Alberto Pimiento spoke to the owners of an acclaimed Maryland barbecue restaurant.
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A funeral home in El Salvador offers pink coffins with Barbie linings
A funeral home in El Salvador is taking Barbie mania to the next level, offering pink coffins with Barbie linings.
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Soccer Club Officials Arrested in El Salvador After Deadly Stampede
Police in El Salvador have arrested the president of soccer club Alianza, as well as other team officials and stadium personnel, in connection with a stampede that left 12 fans dead last weekend.
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El Salvador Soccer Club Will Play Without Fans for Year After Deadly Stampede
Club Alianza will pay a $30,000 fine and fans will not be allowed in its stadium for a year after a stampede at the entrance gate last weekend left 12 people dead.
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Angry Fans Crash Through Gate at El Salvador Soccer Match in Stampede That Kills 12, Injures Dozens
Officials and witnesses say that fans angry at being blocked from entering a Salvadoran soccer league match knocked down an entrance gate to the stadium, leading to a crush that killed 12 people and injured dozens.
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At Least 9 Dead in Stampede at Soccer Stadium in El Salvador
At least nine people have been killed and dozens more injured when stampeding soccer fans pushed through one of the access gates at a quarterfinal match in El Salvador.