PNC: Says Sunday, November 1, ended with zero homicides in the country
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Finalizamos el domingo 01 de noviembre, con 0 homicidios en el país.— Policía Nacional Civil (@PNCSV) · Nov 2, 2026 · 00:05 (El Salvador time)
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The PNC says Sunday, November 1, ended with zero homicides in the country.
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According to the National Civil Police (PNC), Sunday, November 1, ended with 0 homicides in the country. The PNC published the count shortly after midnight, as it does every day. The Presidential Press Secretariat said El Salvador "began November with zero homicides nationwide" (our translation) and credited the security work of President Nayib Bukele's government. The Security Ministry and the Armed Forces reposted the PNC count. The figures are the government's.
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