Justice and Reconciliation in Post-Civil War El Salvador

This chapter examines the aftermath of the civil war in El Salvador, focusing on the tension between the pursuit of justice and the need for peace. It analyzes the establishment of a truth commission and the controversial government amnesty, while addressing the complexities of accountability for war crimes. The discussion situates El Salvador's experiences within the broader context of Latin America, highlighting the challenges of balancing historical grievances with societal stability.