5 January – A magnitude 6.2 earthquake hits off the coast of La Paz Department, injuring two people and damaging 10 homes.[1][2]
February
3 February – El Salvador and the United States reach an agreement allowing for the incarceration of migrants and imprisoned US citizens in Salvadoran prisons.[3]
4 February – A Salvadoran military contingent arrives in Haiti to assist in the UN-backed security mission there.[4]
19 February – The United States designates MS-13 as a terrorist organization.[5]
20 February – Canada designates MS-13 as a terrorist organization.[6]
9 July – El Salvador recalls its ambassador to Mexico, Rosa Delmy Cañas, after Mexican authorities claim that it had intercepted an aircraft transporting 428 kilograms of cocaine that originated from El Salvador.[10]
18 July – Ten Americans held in Venezuela are released as part of an exchange with the United States that also sees the release of 252 Venezuelans deported from the US and detained in El Salvador.[11]
9 September – Authorities seize packages containing 1.4 tons of cocaine found floating off the coast of El Cordoncillo.[14]
December
21 December – The Attorney General's Office announces sentences of up to 1,335 years for 248 members of MS-13 who were convicted on at least 85 charges of homicide and disappearances.[15]
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