Armed Forces: Repost the PNC report of zero homicides on Friday, November 6
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RT @PNCSV: Finalizamos el viernes 06 de noviembre, con 0 homicidios en el país.— Fuerza Armada de El Salvador (@FUERZARMADASV) · Nov 7, 2026 · 00:36 (El Salvador time) · Repost
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The Armed Forces repost the PNC report of zero homicides on Friday, November 6.
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