Tag Archives: Carlos Dada

23
Mar
Historical Memory, Human Rights

Monsignor Romero’s funeral

Posted on by Mario Guevara

(ORIGINALMENTE PUBLICADO POR CARLOS DADA EN EL FARO)   On March 30, 1980, Palm Sunday, Romero made his last trip to the Cathedral. His body, in a gray coffin trimmed with silver, was carried in procession from the Basilica of the Sacred Heart by a dozen young priests and accompanied by bishops from across the […]

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28
Apr
Politics

How Carlos Henriquez got COVID19 on a containment center in El Salvador

Posted on by Mario Guevara

El Faro is publishing the story of Carlos Henríquez, who caught COVID19 after being sent to “The Olympic Village” (Villa Olimpica), a containment center run by the government. The Ministry of Health tweeted wrong facts about his death a few days ago. The original article written by Carlos Dada in Spanish can (and should) be […]

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