Living Without Rights Feels Normal in El Salvador. It Shouldn't Be.
By A Mystery Man Writer
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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