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The increase in crime in El Salvador has multifaceted roots that include historical, social and economic factors. The post-civil war, which ended in 1992, left the country with significant structural challenges, including economic inequalities and the persistent presence of gangs, such as the Maras. The lack of economic, educational and employment opportunities in some communities has led to youth involvement in criminal activities.

Socioeconomic factors, such as poverty and social exclusion, have contributed to the formation and expansion of gangs, which play an important role in violence in El Salvador. Furthermore, the lack of access to effective public services and the perception of impunity have also contributed to the persistence of crime.

It is critical to understand that addressing crime in El Salvador requires a comprehensive approach that includes measures to improve education, create economic opportunities, strengthen institutions, and address the deep roots of social violence. The situation is complex, and any analysis must consider multiple interrelated factors.

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