Presidency: Conveys the condolences of President Bukele and the first lady on the death of the Deputy Minister of Agriculture's brother
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El Presidente @nayibbukele y la Primera Dama Gabriela de Bukele lamentan profundamente el fallecimiento de Ramón Enrique Domínguez Ruiz, hermano del Viceministro de @AgriculturaSV, @oscardomsv. Expresamos nuestras más sentidas condolencias a sus familiares y seres queridos, y pedimos a Dios que les conceda paz, consuelo y fortaleza ante esta irreparable pérdida.— Presidencia de El Salvador (@PresidenciaSV) · Nov 1, 2026 · 15:23 (El Salvador time)
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The Presidency conveys the condolences of President Bukele and the first lady on the death of the Deputy Minister of Agriculture's brother.
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