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Diputados de El Salvador aprueban ley que contempla impuesto del 30% a recursos de las ONG en El Salvador

  • The Legislative Assembly of El Salvador approved the Ley de Agentes Extranjeros on Tuesday with 56 votes in favor and 3 against out of 60 possible votes.
  • The law, proposed by President Nayib Bukele after families protested near his home in El Triunfo, Santa Tecla, imposes a 30% tax on transactions received by NGOs from foreign sources.
  • The legislation requires national and foreign persons financed from abroad to register through a sworn statement within 90 days and faces fines between US$100,000 and US$250,000 for noncompliance.
  • Opposition deputy Claudia Ortiz criticized the law as incompatible with democracy and fundamental rights, while Legislative Assembly president Ernesto Castro said NGOs can continue their work but must pay the tax if engaging in political activities.
  • Authorities claim the law aims to increase transparency and protect sovereignty, whereas Bukele said the tax revenue will help pay a cooperative's debt, allowing families to remain on their land.
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On Tuesday, the Salvadoran Congress approved the Foreign Agents Act, which will apply a 30% tax on donations received by civil organizations, a regulation on the...

·Madrid, Spain
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Far Left

The Congress of El Salvador gave the green light to the Law on Foreign Agents, a regulation that will apply to non-governmental organizations (NGOs) and that establishes a 30 percent tax on their income. READ ALSO: They condemn the arrest of the head of the legal foundation of defense of the DDH in El Salvador This legislation imposes a tax on international financial cooperation. For each economic transaction, disbursement, transfer, import of g…

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The attack by Salvadoran President Nayib Bukele against dissident voices in El Salvador has reached a point of no return. On Tuesday, the Legislative Assembly, under the absolute control of the president, approved the Foreign Agents Act with which it can issue with a single order which humanitarian organizations or independent media can work or not in the country. The law also provides that those who are allowed to work must register with a nati…

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By Merlin Delcid, CNN en Español El Salvador's pro-government majority Legislative Assembly approved the Foreign Agents Law on Tuesday, which imposes a 30% tax on transactions, disbursements, donations, or in-kind imports received by non-governmental organizations. This money, according to the law, will be used for projects of general or social interest. Authorities say this new regulation seeks to make the work of non-governmental organizations…

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diariolahuella.com broke the news in on Tuesday, May 20, 2025.
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