This work aims to map and analyze the trajectory from impunity to accountability in El Salvador and it is divided into three parts. The first section comprises a brief description of the historical background from the Peace Agreements in the country to the transitional moment. In the next sections, the document explores the establishment of initial TJMs and their implementation, and subsequent movement along the impunity-accountability spectrum, to finish with the conclusions The study explicitly addresses a few central questions according to (1) contextual factors, (2) the transitional justice mechanisms (truth commissions, trials/ amnesty laws and reparation programs) that we are looking at, and (3) implementation (and obstacles) of TJMs.