El Salvador's top human rights group moves to Guatemala, Honduras due to Bukele's government harassment.

El Salvador's leading human rights group, Cristosal, has moved its operations to Guatemala and Honduras due to increasing government harassment under President Nayib Bukele. Cristosal, a critic of Bukele's anti-crime policies, faced the arrest of its staff and was accused of experiencing "harassment," "espionage," and "defamation." The group's departure reflects concerns over the closing of democratic spaces and the rise of authoritarian measures in the country.