Press Secretariat: SecPrensa highlights the PNC report of zero homicides on Friday, November 6
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La @PNCSV informó que el viernes 6 de noviembre cerró con cero homicidios en todo el territorio nacional. Esto es fruto del trabajo que mantiene el Gobierno del Presidente @nayibbukele en materia de seguridad.— Secretaría de Prensa de la Presidencia (@SecPrensaSV) · Nov 7, 2026 · 01:01 (El Salvador time)View original on X ↗
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SecPrensa highlights the PNC report of zero homicides on Friday, November 6.
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