RIO DE JANEIRO, BRAZIL - El Salvador is entering a political crisis due to the possible existence of two Constitutional Chambers in the Supreme Court of Justice (CSJ) after the nation's Congress voted to replace several magistrates, in a measure strongly criticized by Washington and pointed out as a "coup d'état" by social organizations.
On one hand, the Legislative Assembly, which took office on Saturday with a large pro-government majority, voted to remove . . .
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