in August 2023, they reported 7,000 released, without specifying how many children.[191] Human rights groups, including Human Rights Watch and Cristosal, have documented widespread human rights violations committed during the state of emergency, including arbitrary arrests, enforced disappearances, torture and other ill-treatment of detainees, and due process violations.[192] Salvadoran human rights groups report that as of April 2024, at least 244 people have died in prison.[193] The circumstances of many deaths in custody during the state of emergency suggest state responsibility for those deaths.[194] The authorities reported in April 2024 that no children had died in detention during the state of emergency.[195] During the state of emergency the country has experienced a significant reduction in homicides, with the government reporting a 2023 homicide rate of 2.4 homicides per 100,000 people.[196] There has also been a significant decrease in other violent crimes, such as extortion and kidnappings.[197] However, government restrictions on accessing homicide and other data and changes in the ways killings are counted make it hard to estimate the extent of the reduction and the prevalence of other crimes

Also, Quivira Golf Club is gorgeous, about $400 a round but when it comes to public courses in Cabo, La Puerto Los Cabos is hands down my favorite
Lung cancer, emphysema, mouth cancer, and more can result from long term cigarette use
MA has a low smoking prevalence and strong state tobacco control policies, while TN has the reverse, and PA is in between