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Closer Look at ‘Coolest Dictator in the World’ — Harvard Gazette

  • Nayib Bukele has led El Salvador since 2019 and declared a State of Exception in 2022 suspending civil rights amid a large crackdown on gangs.
  • Bukele's rise and policies built on a history of Israeli support supplying El Salvador’s military and security forces with weapons and technology.
  • Since the crackdown, over 85,000 people including journalists, politicians, and union leaders have been imprisoned in overcrowded jails like CECOT, the largest prison globally.
  • The Salvadoran government paid about $3.4 million in 2020 for Israeli spyware used to secretly monitor critical public figures, with Bukele defending the repressive measures as needed against gangs.
  • Bukele’s authoritarian control and policy changes have gained him over 80% approval despite concerns over human rights abuses and erosion of democratic checks.
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Día a Día News broke the news in on Wednesday, May 14, 2025.
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