Armed Forces: Says they supported the PNC with a presence around Estadio Cuscatlán before the Ricardo Arjona concert
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En apoyo a la @PNCSV, mantenemos presencia en los alrededores del Estadio Cuscatlán, previo al concierto del cantante guatemalteco Ricardo Arjona. El despliegue tiene como objetivo contribuir al mantenimiento del orden y brindar tranquilidad a los asistentes que disfrutarán del espectáculo. #PlanControlTerritorial— Fuerza Armada de El Salvador (@FUERZARMADASV) · Oct 31, 2026 · 18:38 (El Salvador time)
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The Armed Forces say they supported the PNC with a presence around Estadio Cuscatlán before the Ricardo Arjona concert.
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