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El Salvador President Threatens to Send Imprisoned Gangsters to Paris Fashion Week
- Willy Chavarria's show at Paris Fashion Week featured models dressed as prisoners from El Salvador's CECOT prison.
- El Salvador's President Nayib Bukele criticized Chavarria's collection, claiming it glorifies criminality and threatened to send inmates to Paris if allowed by the French government.
- Chavarria's show highlighted an ongoing crackdown on gangs in El Salvador, with reports indicating that CECOT inmates face poor treatment and are often denied communication with relatives or lawyers.
- Chavarria's collection also included models wearing T-shirts printed with 'America' upside down, symbolizing his belief that the country is moving backwards.
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by Christian K. Caruzo, Breitbart: President of El Salvador Nayib Bukele said on Sunday that his country is willing to send deported illegal migrants detained at the CECOT mega-prison to France after Mexican-American fashion designer Willy Chavarria held a performance “inspired” by the detainees at the Paris Fashion Week show. Chavarria, a California-based designer reportedly described as […]
The Mexican-American designer Willy Chavarria has attracted criticism with his fashion show at Paris Fashion Week. The government of El Salvador accused Chavarría of glorifying gang crime.
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