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The prison transfer came the same day El Salvador’s congress voted to approve yet another extension of emergency rules that allow police to round up suspected members of street gangs
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Doctors Without Borders has identified sexual violence as one of the most heinous problems in Mexico and Central America
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The technocrat president of El Salvador has transformed into an authoritarian despot with no regard for the rule of law and human rights
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Shortly after the US government accused his administration of negotiating with gangs, El Salvador’s president made a political calculation and responded with a heavy hand
The president assures that the prisoners ‘will live for decades’ in the immense prison built as part of his controversial security strategy, where they will not be able to do ‘any more harm to the population’
