El Salvador Government

Government of El Salvador (current structure and principal office-holders)

El Salvador is a unitary presidential republic with three main branches of government: executive, legislative, and judicial.

Executive branch (President and Cabinet)

• President (Head of State and Government): Nayib Bukele
  Bukele won re-election on 4 February 2024 and began his second term on 1 June 2024. (en.wikipedia.org)

• Vice President: Félix Ulloa (in office since 1 June 2019) (en.wikipedia.org)

The executive branch governs through the Council of Ministers (Cabinet) and executive agencies (ministries such as justice/public security, education, interior/governance, etc.). (en.wikipedia.org)

Legislative branch (Legislative Assembly)

• Legislature: Legislative Assembly of El Salvador (unicameral; 60 seats in the current configuration). (en.wikipedia.org)
• President of the Legislative Assembly: Ernesto Castro (in office since 1 May 2021; re-elected as Assembly president 1 May 2024). (en.wikipedia.org)

Judicial branch (courts)

• Highest court: Supreme Court of Justice of El Salvador
• President of the Supreme Court (chief magistrate): Henry Alexander Mejía (in office since 24 September 2024). (en.wikipedia.org)

Electoral authority (elections administration)

• Supreme Electoral Tribunal (TSE): magistrates elected for the 2024–2029 term
• TSE President (reported): Roxana Seledonia Soriano (elsalvadorinenglish.com)

If you want, I can also list the current ministers (full Cabinet), but it is longer—tell me whether you want the top ministries only or every ministry (complete list).