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There is an unfamiliar air of serenity in El Salvador's capital, where voters head to the polls Sunday without the specter of gang violence and intimidation hanging over them for the first time in years.
There is an unfamiliar air of serenity in El Salvador's capital, where voters head to the polls Sunday without the specter of gang violence and intimidation hanging over them for the first time in years. - Dictatorship 'welcome' - Uber driver Alberto Serrano, 40, told AFP how "everything has changed" since the crackdown began on gangs blamed for some 120,000 deaths since the end of El Salvador's civil war in 1992.
El Salvador's President Nayib Bukele is all but guaranteed a resounding victory in elections Sunday, with his no-holds-barred war on gangs having earned him approval ratings hovering around 90 percent.- 'A bit of peace' - Bukele has said that gangs were responsible for some 120,000 deaths since the end of El Salvador's civil war in 1992.
El Salvador's President Nayib Bukele is all but guaranteed a resounding victory in elections Sunday, with his no-holds-barred war on gangs having earned him approval ratings hovering around 90 percent.
At least 4 people have died and more than a million customers – about 80% of the island – are without power after Hurricane Fiona struck Puerto Rico.