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A policeman questions a suspected gang member, whom the police said infiltrated a protest against violence, after he and others were detained in San Salvador, September 5, 2015. The men were detained for being suspicious after they were observed to be communicating gang signs to each other during the protest, according to the police. Salvadorans saw the highest number of murders last month since its bloody 12-year civil war ended in 1992 as violence between street gangs grew ever more deadly. From January to August, El Salvador recorded 4,246 homicides, an average of 17.5 a day, and up 67 percent on the same eight-month period in 2014. (Photo by Jessica Orellana/Reuters)
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