Guerra civil en El Salvador, un conflicto histórico por la tenencia de la tierra.

Abstract

El Salvador is a Central American country that since the time of the Spanish colonization has experienced continuous political, social and economic conflicts caused by the land tenure dispute, conflicts that trigger the civil war that formally begins at the beginning of the years 80 between the guerrilla of the Frente Farabundo Martí para la Liberación Nacional and the government army supported by the United States. This conflict not only develops with the warlike confrontation, communication is also instrumentalized as a weapon of war for and between each of the parties to the conflict, just as it plays an important role in the post-conflict after the Peace Accords, to through memory The following text will show between communication, memory and peace in the Salvadoran conflict between 1980 and 1991, and in the post-conflict after the signing of the Agreements agreed in 1992.