President Bukele Questions Congressman Castro’s Objectivity Over Soros-Linked Latin America Tour.
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President Bukele Questions Congressman Castro’s Objectivity Over Soros-Linked Latin America Tour.
A sharp diplomatic exchange has ignited between Salvadoran President Nayib Bukele and U.S. Congressman Joaquin Castro, following accusations regarding press freedom and government transparency. The tension escalated after Castro publicly criticized the Salvadoran administration, claiming that “Nayib Bukele has long targeted journalists with spyware and intimidated them into silence or exile.” Castro specifically pointed to recent actions against…
President Nayib Bukele responded to U.S. Democratic Congressman Joaquín Castro, after the legislator pointed out an alleged persecution of journalists linked to a digital media financed by George Soros. “Who paid for your trip to Brazil?” the Salvadoran president questioned through social networks, in response to the statements of the Texan congressman. Castro said that “Nayib Bukele has long directed spyware against journalists and intimidated …
Castro’s point was made following information published by El Faro’s director, Carlos Dada. EL SALVADOR.- El Salvador’s president, Nayib Bukele, questioned Texas congressman Joaquín Castro on Friday after statements issued by the legislator on actions attributed to the Salvadoran government against individuals linked to the company Tripode S.A. de C.V., creator of El Faro. Bukele reacted by asking the congressman about who would have paid for hi…
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