Articles written by Carlos Dada

Salvadoran President Nayib Bukele and his wife, Gabriela Rodríguez, address a crowd of supporters from the presidential balcony on Sunday night.

Bukele has extremely high levels of popular support in El Salvador. But the president is preparing for when the people grow tired: he has increased the ranks of the Armed Forces and is promising to double its size in five years

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Dexter’s father: How to raise a psychopath

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The SS nursery: Novelist recreates the Nazi maternity wards where babies were raised to swell the ranks of Himmler’s order

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The Vietnam War, as told by its veterans: ‘When are we going to learn our lesson once and for all?’
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Carlos Dada

A dictatorship is born

últimas noticias

To live and die for gold: Metals mining returns to El Salvador

Salman Rushdie: ‘Musk does not defend freedom of expression; he curates the discourse of the extreme right’

Dexter’s father: How to raise a psychopath

The SS nursery: Novelist recreates the Nazi maternity wards where babies were raised to swell the ranks of Himmler’s order

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