A posh home in an upscale San Salvador district, the Salvadoran president's residence reopened Sunday as a museum with a focus on welcoming the poor.

The president and First Lady Margarita Villalta de Sanchez were at the opening of the arts center with 45 works by Salvadoran painters and sculptors.
The press was not invited to the opening. It was a special event for about 30 human rights group members and relatives of those killed in the country's civil war.
But a press release said the arts center was meant to welcome the poor and excluded, "a place to gather and reflect on El Salvador's identity and everyday life."
Sanchez Ceren took office June 1.
Source-AFP
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