Living Without Rights Feels Normal in El Salvador. It Shouldn't Be.
President Nayib Bukele took office promising to provide security, after decades of violence and criminality by gangs. In response to a spike in gang violence after he secretly negotiated with them, as El Faro reported, the government adopted a broad state of emergency in late March which has been a disaster for human rights. Thanks to this measure, that remains very popular, Salvadorans continue to live in fear—not only of gangs, but also of the security forces.
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