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 â 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 decade...
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