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The Board of Directors and Executive Directorate of Comandos de Salvamento de El Salvador extend fraternal greetings to all volunteer mothers. Since its founding, Comandos de Salvamento de El Salvador has counted among its ranks…
Volunteers from Comandos de Salvamento de El Salvador, Apopa branch, celebrated in grand style the arrival of their 42 years of service in that Municipio north of San Salvador. Comandos de Salvamento de El Salvador,…
Having the spirit of a great woman within the ranks of Comandos de Salvamento de El Salvador was something important, as Ana Campos dedicated her best years to serving others, always supporting activities and medical…
37 years ago, when the clock showed ten minutes to twelve, a powerful earthquake shook the national territory, causing thousands of human and material losses. One of the most affected places was the Rubén Darío…
1960, in Villa Delgado, marked the moment when a group of young people founded what is now Comandos de Salvamento de El Salvador, which for years has stood out in its humanitarian and emergency work…
IN 1910, it was approved that every March 8, International Working Women’s Day would be celebrated, and from that date until 1972, the General Assembly of the United Nations changed it to “International Women’s Day.”…
The morning of January 13, 2001, was one of the harsh trials faced by the volunteers of Comandos de Salvamento de El Salvador, as they worked to rescue and recover bodies in Colonia Las Colinas…
Ricardo Segura Chicas, a dear friend and volunteer of Comandos de Salvamento has passed away. For decades, Segura, as he was known at our main base, wore the yellow uniform, giving firsthand coverage of accidents…
Comandos de Salvamento de El Salvador is a humanitarian organization that has reached 62 years of service to others and is made up mostly of young people who offer their volunteer work without caring about…
62 years ago, a group of altruistic lifeguards decided to establish a new organization that would provide free pre-hospital care services to Salvadoran people. Thus, on September 30, in a humble little house in Ciudad…
17 years have passed since a group of young people began operations in a humble home in the city of Nejapa. Wearing their yellow jackets, they entered the community with the sole objective of helping…
Carlos Chávez, a veteran of Comandos de Salvamento de El Salvador from the 1980s and 1990s, died in the United States, according to his family. For many years, Carlos was one of the best lifeguards…
