El Salvador has set a great example. I was surprised to hear that after the government cracked down on crime and gangs, many human rights organizations were more concerned about the rights of the gangs than those of ordinary people. Amazing interview!

Side note would be great to have Nayib Bukele here on warpcast.

El Salvador has set a great example. I was surprised to hear that after the government cracked down on crime and gangs, many human rights organizations were more concerned about the rights of the gangs than those of ordinary people. Amazing interview!

Side note would be great to have Nayib Bukele here on warpcast.
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The Bukele's crackdowns on human rights extend beyond gangs.

His administration is empowered to restrict free speech and target critics.

For instance, his government suspended several doctors at a state-run hospital for speaking out about how over-crowded it was. They proceeded to suspend 47 more doctors for protesting about the suspensions of their colleagues