US EditionNayib Bukele, President of El Salvador, Criticizes Sánchez's Spain for Its "Protection" of Criminals: "Then You Will Have to Pay the Price"
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The policies of the government of Sánchez are not only criticized by many people in Spain, but also by a certain part of the international community. Among them, the president of El Salvador, Nayib Bukele, who claims that the Spanish authorities “defend and provide protection to criminals.” In the context, the detection of the Salvadoran journalist, Diego [...]
Reporters Without Borders (RSF) expresses its deep concern over the detention of Salvadoran photojournalist Diego Andrés Rosa Rosales in Seville on January 2, despite his release the following day. Rosales was arrested while processing his asylum application due to an INTERPOL Red Notice issued at the behest of the Salvadoran authorities. This maneuver by the Nayib Bukele government constitutes a clear abuse of international police cooperation m…
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