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What Happens Next in El Salvador And What It Means for the U.S. Border Time 5 days ago Ian Bremmer © Salvador Melendez AP El Salvador s President Nayib Bukele, accompanied by members of the armed forces, speaks to his supporters outside Congress in San Salvador on Feb. 9. Bukele s party has swept all three main opposition parties during 2021 s midterm elections, giving him a mandate to change the way politics are run in the central American country. In the last week, Nayib Bukele, El Salvador’s charismatic and popular young president, has pushed his country firmly in an authoritarian direction. In the process, he is betting that the Biden administration, fearing the kind of Central American instability that has sent new waves of migrants scrambling to reach the U.S. border, will continue to provide the financing El Salvador needs to avoid unrest and his government needs to keep some expensive campaign promises. It’s a dangerous bet.

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