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In Japan, he met with Prime Minister Shinzo Abe, where he ratified support for important projects for El Salvador. In China, he was able to obtain a package of economic and health aid, and in Qatar he reached agreements on culture, sports, education and infrastructure. Then, he ended his tour with a memorable meeting with President Donald Trump, who gave him all his support for his administration and in return, Bukele promised to redouble the fight against the maras, which have been expanding their presence in the United States for decades, under the name of MS-13.<ref name=FirstYear/>
In Japan, he met with Prime Minister Shinzo Abe, where he ratified support for important projects for El Salvador. In China, he was able to obtain a package of economic and health aid, and in Qatar he reached agreements on culture, sports, education and infrastructure. Then, he ended his tour with a memorable meeting with President Donald Trump, who gave him all his support for his administration and in return, Bukele promised to redouble the fight against the maras, which have been expanding their presence in the United States for decades, under the name of MS-13.<ref name=FirstYear/>
While other countries are releasing prisoners from their jails because of the Chinese virus, the new president of El Salvador, Nayib Bukele, who came from the revolutionary left (in recent years he has taken a turn to the right), declared on Monday a maximum emergency alert in the penitentiary system.
While other countries are releasing prisoners from their jails because of the Chinese virus, the new president of El Salvador, Nayib Bukele, who came from the revolutionary left (in recent years he has taken a turn to the right), declared in 2021 a maximum emergency alert in the penitentiary system.
Between 40 and 50 murders in two days last weekend, perpetrated mainly by armed gangs known as "maras", led to the strong but necessary decision to put all the country's prisons under maximum scrutiny.
Between 40 and 50 murders in two days last weekend, perpetrated mainly by armed gangs known as "maras", led to the strong but necessary decision to put all the country's prisons under maximum scrutiny.