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Opinion | Will Nayib Bukele Be Latin America s Next Strongman?

May 5, 2021, 5:00 a.m. ET Members of the Salvadoran armed forces on patrol in San Rafael Cedros. By Ioan Grillo Photographs by Adriana Zehbrauskas Mr. Grillo is a writer who has covered gang violence and organized crime in Mexico and elsewhere in Latin America for two decades. EL MOZOTE, El Salvador — The village of El Mozote sits in the department of Morazán in the northeastern highlands of El Salvador near the border with Honduras, a huddle of concrete block homesteads, many of loggers and farmers, nestled between fertile peaks rich with pineapple, coffee and sugar cane. Four decades after Salvadoran troops murdered

El Salvador: Ruling Party Congress Replaces Supreme Court

Fred Ramos/Getty Images 4 May 2021 El Salvador’s legislative assembly voted to dismiss and replace all the top justices of the country’s Supreme Court on Saturday and to fire El Salvador’s top prosecutor on Sunday. The vote by legislators loyal to El Salvador’s president, Nayib Bukele, dismissed all members of the Supreme Court’s constitutional chamber considered the top five most powerful judges on El Salvador’s 15-member Supreme Court. The constitutional chamber was considered one of the last remaining checks on Bukele’s rule. “The motion to remove the judges passed with 64 votes in favor, or nearly 80 percent of the 84-seat legislature,” Reuters reported. All votes came from President Bukele’s populist ruling party, Nuevas Ideas (“New Ideas”), according to the Argentine news site Infobae.

El Salvador political purge condemned

El Salvador political purge condemned ‘COUP’: Washington and human rights groups have voiced serious concern after President Nayib Bukele’s party ousted top judges and the attorney general AFP, SAN SALVADOR A political storm has erupted in El Salvador as its parliament, newly controlled by Salvadorean President Nayib Bukele’s party, dismissed the attorney general and top judges deemed hostile to the populist leader. Opposition parties denounced the move as a “coup,” while Washington and rights groups expressed grave concern, even as Bukele celebrated the first step in “cleaning our house.” “And the people of El Salvador, through their representatives, said: DISMISSED!” the young president wrote on Twitter after the majority vote on Saturday, which came in the very first session of the newly constituted single-chamber Legislative Assembly.

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