Legislative efforts to finally close the Western Hemisphere Institute for Security Cooperation or WHINSEC (formerly known as the School of the Americas or SOA) need more support.

Jamie Moffett Media Design and Production releases a video entitled 'Dear Netflix.com' as part of the Facebook campaign to bring the feature-length films Return to El Salvador and The Ordinary Radicals to Netflix, making them easily accessible

In a press release written by his communications department, Salvadoran President Mauricio Funes energetically condemned today the recent murder of Juan Francisco Durán Ayala, a volunteer with the Environmental Committee of Cabañas.

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More than 20 years after El Salvador’s top military leaders were first accused of horrific acts during the civil war there, a Spanish judge issued warrants for their arrest, charging them for the gruesome planning and killing of six Jesuit priests in 1989.

Earlier this week, Amnesty issued an urgent action calling for the Salvadoran government to protect journalists from death squads for publicizing the recent atrocities anti-mining activists have faced.

Roy Bourgeois, School of Americas Watch founder, is scheduled to perform a presentation on The School of Americas at 3-4 pm May 15 at the Friends Center,

Director Jamie Moffett will answer questions following a screening of his film, Return to El Salvador, at Bryn Mawr Film Institute on Wednesday, March 23rd at 7:30pm. [26]Tickets for [27]Return to El Salvador are $10.00 general admission, $7.00 for students with ID and seniors 65 and up, and $5.00 for Bryn Mawr Film Institute members.

As we continue our pursuits in Canada, we also look to America to spread the message of El Salvador, our neighbors.

Small communities of individuals gathered together can be hard to produce in every area of the country. Luckily, colleges and universities already have a large culmination of individuals who can connect to the film.

What is the School of the Americas Watch (SOA Watch): a nonviolent grassroots movement that works to stand in solidarity with the people of Latin America and the Caribbean, to close the School of the Americas (SOA) and to change oppressive U.S. foreign policy that the SOA represents.