The Failure of Journalism during the Civil War in El Salvador

Failure of journalism during the civil war in El Salvador The civil war in El Salvador was a misunderstanding event for most people. The 12-year conflict and power struggle claiming to kick out Communism from El Salvador killed 75,000 people, and the whole story is yet to be known. El Salvador's civil war was a conflict that began in 1980 and ended in a peace agreement in 1992. Many conflicts have occurred before 1980 and these schedules are extremely difficult as the "Death Penetration" [1] has been active over and over again after the 1992 peace treaty.

Large immigration from El Salvador to America began during the Civil War of El Salvador (1980 - 1992). Meanwhile, the United States actually supported the cruel right-hand government of El Salvador. However, Salvadorans acquired TPS for the first time after the 2001 earthquake. Although the disaster reconstruction is not enough now, those protection measures will end in September 2019. Concern about the destruction of the earthquake deviated from another reason the Salvadoran fear returned to their country: a major group of violence that occurred after the civil war. In the past year, the number of El Salvadori people, especially minors escaped violence and tried to reach the United States. Many escape teenagers and young people do this because gangs obviously threaten their lives. Putting these people back to El Salvador may result in the death penalty.

El Salvador has long been appealing that members convicted of the gang of Los Angeles were expelled from the United States. After the war, they faced a young, weak democracy when MS - 13 and 18 outcasts of Barrio returned to El Salvador. Mobs did not gain power overnight; in the 1990s violence was not a crisis. However, in the United States, the demand for recreational cocaine is high, and everyone in the first year's economics students is obstructing the creation of healthy cash flow for entrepreneurs. The gang of El Salvador won the power when the trafficking trafficking route was transferred from the Caribbean Sea to Central America

MS - 13, also known as Malasarvaturca, is believed to be a street gang founded in Los Angeles by immigrants who escaped the civil war in El Salvador in the mid - 1980s. After several members were deported to El Salvador, the group grew and helped the country become one of the most violent places in the world.

Note: How does violence in El Salvador become uncontrollable? Thousands of Salvador escaped in their own 12 year civil war, many of whom settled in the United States. In some areas, gangs are beginning to become a protection mechanism for these new communities. The United States introduced a new, more rigid immigration law in 1996 and began expelling many gang members to their own country. El Salvador is still affected by the civil war and is a fertile land for violent gang to prosper. (Source of information: How should El Salvador get into a network of gang violence and who should be responsible for gang violence in El Salvador?)