Like most of the countries in Central America, El Salvador has a long history of economic inequality, political authoritarianism, and ferocious class strife.
In a novel approach, CoMadres embraced feminine ideals to advance equality and justice. In order to attain justice and equality, CO-MADRES was able to collaborate amicably with the Salvadoran government.
Comadres (CoMadres) is El Salvador's women’s organization of mothers and relatives of political assassins, missing persons, and prisoners. It was founded in December 1977 with assistance from the Catholic Archdiocese of San Salvador and Archbishop scar Romero in order to ascertain the truth regarding the membership's lost relatives.
Flyer distribution and occupying government buildings to persuade other countries to exert pressure on the Salvadoran government are only two of their efforts. There were reportedly 500 or more members by 1993. Mara Teresa Tula served as the organization's head.
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