Un comando passes by special forces in the documentary, One, a history of a goal.
Comandos de Salvamento is getting closer to Hollywood more than ever. We have just been sighted in a documentary that started production in 2008 about our international soccer team from 1982 and how that team united our spirit and pride during the start of the civil war. It is titled, “Uno, un Historia de un Gol”- one, a history of one goal. We are at the very start of this documentary walking besides special forces troops. The directors are Gerardo Muyshondt and Carlos Moreno. Whoever may have information on who shot the footage and where we can contact them please get ahold of Francisco Campos dept. of Prensa Comandos de Salvamento, or Mark in the USA at marco @ salvamento.org The movie will show in El Salvador at the Teatro Presidente this July 8th to the 11th 2010.
Three Salvadoran nationals were shot this weekend in Honduras on their way to Nicaragua to enjoy a concert of Ricardo Arjona in Masaya Nicaragua. They were flown back to Comalapa Airport in El Salvador by the social services and humanitarian department of the ministry of foreign relations. EMS crews led by brigade leader Edgar Johny transported and stabilized the injured nationals from the airport to Rosales Hospital in San Salvador for a thorough revision of injuries suffered. The patients are listed as 65yo Víctor Manuel Meléndez, 19yo Alonso Oswaldo Rodas Cerritos and 25 yo Yesica Adely Hernández Herrera. Comandos wants to thank all for the mutual collaboration between national and international entities in returning our compatriots safely.
Journalist Ricardo Segura, with the newspaper CoLatino, is one of the most famous volunteer colaborator with Comandos de Salvamento. Some days he volunteers as ambulance driver, while other days he works and documents the daily duties of Comandos in action. CDS formaly thanks him for his valient work and spirit of helping the nation of El Salvador.
Fotos de Ricardo Segura en El Bajo Lempa durante la tormenta Agatha. Fotos of Segura’s current work documenting the flooding during Tropical Storm Agatha. Segura in the picture is from our archive. His leg is better now.
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