This Week on nacla.org: Gender-Based Violence in El Salvador & The Neglect of Mexico’s Informal Sector

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NEW ON NACLA.ORG
	Underreported and Unpunished, Femicides in El Salvador Continue Kristina Zanzinger, SJ Fernandez, and Yanxi Liu   March 5, 2021 In one of the most dangerous Latin American countries to be a woman, lockdown measures exposed longstanding challenges in combatting gender violence.
	Health and Economic Crisis in Mexico Hits Informal Sector Workers Humberto J. Rocha   March 3, 2021 Approaching the one-year mark of the pandemic in Mexico, workers adapt in the absence of state support.