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A country report for El Salvador is presented from publisher IHS Market with topics including political structure of the country, economic forecast of the country and risk of terrorism in the country.

A country report for El Salvador is presented from publisher PRS Group on topics including politics of the country; economic condition of the country and foreign investment in the country.

A country report for El Salvador is presented from publisher PRS Group, Inc., with topics including risk assessments, government stability, and economic conditions as of October 2020.

A country report for El Salvador is presented from publisher PRS Group, Inc., with topics including risk assessments, government stability and democratic accountability, and economic conditions as of May 2020.

A country report for El Salvador is presented from publisher IHS Markit with topics including political conditions, economic forecasts, and risk of terrorism in the country.

A country report for El salvador is presented from publisher PRS Group, Inc. with topics including Tariff and Non-tariff Barriers; Political Framework; and the Social Conditions.

A country report for El Salvador is presented from publisher IHS Markit with topics including political structure of the country, economic forecast of the country, and risk of terrorism in the country.

A country report for Central American Countries including Guatemala, El Salvador and the Honduras is presented from publisher FitchSolutions, with topics including economic outlook, Gross domestic product growth and political outlook.

A country report for the emerging markets is presented from publisher Fitch Solutions Macro Research, with topics including the risk on the opposition of the U.S. to multilateral trade agreements, the economic policies adopted by China to cushion growth deceleration and the politics in El Salvador.

A country report for El Salvador is presented from publisher CountryWatch with topics including political overview, economic overview, and social overview.

A country report for El Salvador is presented from publisher IHS Markit with topics including political structure of the country, economic forecast for the country, and risk of terrorism for the country.

A country report for El Salvador is presented from publisher PRS Group Inc., with topics including economic condition, government stability, and investment profile.

A country report for El Salvador is presented from publisher IHS, with topics including government stability, policy direction and predictability, and opposition prospects and programme.

A country report for El Salvador is presented from publisher IHS, with topics including economic growth, political structure, and its foreign relations.

The article presents a review on the political, economic, investment, social, and environmental condition in El Salvador in 2015.

A political risk report for El Salvador as of April 2015 is presented including forecast for the country which include lower oil prices will support economic growth, and continuation of pro-business policies in 2015 under Salvador Sánchez Cerén.

The article focuses on the economic and political condition of El Salvador in 2014. Topics discussed include the benefit that could be derived by the country from the recovery of the economy of the U.S., the continue of the pro-busines policies of the government with the election of Salvador Sánchez Cerén of Farabundo Martí National Liberation Front (FMLN) as president, and increase risk in extortion.

The article presents commentaries on El Salvador, which are included in the "International Country Risk Guide Annual" and were originally published on April 1, 2014 and November 1, 2013, respectively. Topics discussed include the country's political, financial and economic risk assessments and one-year and five-year forecasts, its government stability, and law and order environment. Also provided are its investment profile and an overview of its economy, which has reportedly yet to recover.

The article focuses on the economic and political forecast in El Salvador as of February 1, 2013. It says that the country will experience continuous recovery in 2013 due to the strong ties of the Central American nations and the U.S. business cycle. It adds that fiscal policy will be the biggest challenge for the government; however the financial support from the Inter-American Development Bank and the International Monetary Bank will give confidence and liquidity to the country.

The article provides an overview of the political conditions of El Salvador, with details on the country's general elections and the regime of President Carlos Mauricio Funes Cartagena from June 2009.

The article describes the political and economic conditions in El Salvador as of February 14, 2011. The popularity of President Mauricio Funes remains despite little efforts to combat criminal violence to spur an economic rebound. Funes is commended for increasing social spending, providing free- basic education to all children. He is advised to seek support of the International Monetary Fund and other multilateral donor organizations. Deterrents to investment will persist.

The article describes El Salvador's political and economic conditions as of October 17, 2011. National attention is expected to center on the March 2012 legislative elections. The basis for cooperation between President Mauricio Funes and his theoretical partners is expected to narrow. Funes' initiative to increase in social spending and to maintain a friendly stance toward the business community are highlighted.

The article describes the economic and political situation in El Salvador as of October 17, 2011. The March 2012 legislative elections is said to be the focus of national attention. The basis for cooperation between President Mauricio Funes and his theoretical partners is expected to narrow. Funes' initiative to increase in social spending and to maintain a friendly stance toward the business community is cited. Foreign direct investments worth 376 million U.S. dollars were posted in June 2011.

The article provides information on the political and economic condition of El Salvador as of 2011. It notes the popularity of the centrist approach of President Mauricio Funes to the voters. It discusses the hindrances to the country's investment and trade liberalization. It points out that its real growth remain sluggish. Charts depicting the political, financial, economic, and composite risks of the country are also presented.

A political risk report for El Salvador as of February 2010 is presented. Highlights of the forecast include a moderate risk of turmoil in international business, 2.8% real gross domestic product growth and an inflation rate of 3.4% for 2011-2015. A 55% probability of divided government is anticipated. It notes the efforts of President Mauricio Funes to pursue a moderate policy course. The likelihood that Funes will not maintain his popularity is explained. Also mentioned are the country's political parties.

A political risk report for El Salvador as of September 2010 is presented. It analyzes the continued strong support for President Mauricio Funes despite lack of effort from his administration to curtail the rise of gang-related violent crime. The association agreement reached by the country with European Union, under which El Salvador must slowly limit its import duties on European goods over a period of years, is detailed. Other topics discussed include economic challenges due to dire prospects for any improvements in security conditions.

A political risk report for El Salvador as of September 2010 is presented. The country's overall standing in the Global Political Risk Services (PRS) Risk Index is provided. Highlights of the forecast include a moderate turmoil in international business, 3.0% real gross domestic product growth and an inflation rate of 3% for 2011-2015. A 55% probability of divided government is anticipated. The report includes an overview of El Salvador's investment and trade climate, geography, recent history, social conditions, and relations with other countries.

The article assesses the economic and political conditions of El Salvador as of February 1, 2010. President-elect Mauricio Funes of the Farabundo Marti National Liberation Frente (FMLN) is expected to face a divided Legislative Assembly, domestic security problem, and a government mismanaged by the outgoing Nationalist Republican Alliance (Arena). The economy' recovery and growth is predicted to be achieved with external funding. A chart on political, financial, economic and composite risk assessments is included.

The country intelligence report for El Salvador from IHS Global Insight Inc., which was printed on August 02, 2010, is presented. It provides an outlook and assumptions on the economic and political conditions of the country in which it states that economic recovery is expected in 2010 while the inflation rate is expected to remain low in 2010. It also notes some of the recent economic developments in the country which include the 3.5% contraction of the economy amid the global economic downturn in 2009.

The article provides an overview of an economic and political situation in El Salvador in 2009. The government has taken numerous steps to improve the country's investment climate as it views foreign investment as crucial for economic growth. An overview of trade barriers that affect the import of manufactured goods in El Salvador is provided. Information on the country's political framework, labor conditions and social indicators is also given.

This publication offers a country risk report for El Salvador as May 1, 2009. It discusses the results of the March 2009 presidential election in the country, whch was won by Mauricio Funes. It discusses the possibility that members of the Farabando Marti National Liberation Front (FMLN) will take control of finance, foreign affairs and security portfolios in the new government. The article also discusses the country's inflation and current account deficit.

The article offers information on the government structure featuring the executive branch, legislative branch, and judicial branch of El Salvador.