Documenting El Salvador's Transformation
By Kiki Offutt Documented by Judith Price We noticed the pool before we noticed her. We’d rented a cabana tucked into the jungle for what was supposed to be a six-month stay. Every trip into town took us past the same construction site. An old Read More …
By Paloma Montiel · Contributor The first time I drove that road, I barely noticed the houses. I noticed the view. You couldn’t not notice the view; the hillside dropped away toward the Pacific, and the water caught the light in a way that made Read More …
By Marco Reyes — Contributor It started as an ordinary morning at a café in San Salvador. Coffee. Laptop open. Interview notes from the day before spread across the table in no particular order. Then the building moved. Not a tremor. An earthquake. The hanging Read More …
By Judith Price · Editor & Publisher We landed at San Salvador just after eight in the evening, the last of the daylight already gone. The airport was perfectly normal. Modern. Clean. Efficient. The kind of airport that gives absolutely no indication of what may Read More …