US EditionPresident Bukele and First Lady Express Condolences on the Death of Victor J. Saca, Founder of Vijosa Laboratories - Today's News in El Salvador
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Dr. Victor Jorge Saca Tueme was a pioneer of the pharmaceutical industry in El Salvador, whose business legacy and contribution to the development of the country was extended for more than five decades. EL SALVADOR.- Through an official communiqué, the President of the Republic, Nayib Bukele, and the First Lady, Gabriela de Bukele, expressed their condolences on the sensitive death of Dr. Victor Jorge Saca Tueme, founder and president of VIJOSA …
Dr. Víctor Jorge Saca Tueme, founder and president of VIJOSA Laboratories, died on Friday, according to his family. His career was marked by more than five decades of contributions to the development of the pharmaceutical sector and to the generation of employment in El Salvador. Saca was born in Chalatenango in 1941 and graduated as a doctor in Chemistry and Pharmacy from the University of El Salvador. In 1971 he founded VIJOSA Laboratories in …
Day by Day News El Salvador – The Central American pharmaceutical industry has lost one of its fundamental pillars. On Friday, December 26, 2025, the death of Dr. Víctor Jorge Saca, founder of Vijosa Laboratories and a central figure in El Salvador's business development, was confirmed. At 84 years old, Dr. Saca leaves behind a legacy that transformed pharmaceutical manufacturing in the country, raising it to internationally competitive standard…
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Diario Digital Cronio de El SalvadorOn Friday, December 26, Dr. Víctor Saca, founder of VIJOSA Laboratories, the largest laboratory in the country and the largest exporter in the field, died. Víctor Jorge Saca was born in Chalatenango in 1941, a doctor in Chemistry and Pharmacy from the University of El Salvador. In 1971 he founded VIJOSA Laboratories in La Rábida, San Salvador. The company began the production of syrups and injectors that he initially sent to Nicaragua in 1974, b…
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