Centroamérica

Un año bajo el régimen de excepción: Nayib Bukele prorroga lucha contra pandillas

Se trata de la duodécima prórroga que estará vigente del 18 de marzo al 16 de abril para enfrentar a la estructura de pandillas que subsisten de las extorsiones, el sicariato y la venta de drogas. Los mismos grupos criminales que negociaron con Nayib Bukele cuando aspiró a la presidencia de El Salvador, según Estados Unidos

Handout picture released by the Press Secretary of the Presidency of El Salvador showing police officers in riot gear guarding the arrival of inmates belonging to the MS-13 and 18 gangs to the new prison "Terrorist Confinement Centre" (CECOT), in Tecoluca, 74 km southeast of San Salvador, on February 24, 2023. - The first 2,000 gang members were transferred from the Izalco prison to "America's largest" mega-prison, equipped with high-tech surveillance and designed to house 40,000 criminals, Salvadorean President Nayib Bukele, who is waging a "war" against these groups, announced on February 24. (Photo by Salvadorean Presidency / AFP) / RESTRICTED TO EDITORIAL USE - MANDATORY CREDIT "AFP PHOTO / SALVADOREAN PRESIDENCY" - NO MARKETING - NO ADVERTISING CAMPAIGNS - DISTRIBUTED AS A SERVICE TO CLIENTS
Handout picture released by the Press Secretary of the Presidency of El Salvador showing police officers in riot gear guarding the arrival of inmates belonging to the MS-13 and 18 gangs to the new prison "Terrorist Confinement Centre" (CECOT), in Tecoluca, 74 km southeast of San Salvador, on February 24, 2023. - The first 2,000 gang members were transferred from the Izalco prison to "America's largest" mega-prison, equipped with high-tech surveillance and designed to house 40,000 criminals, Salvadorean President Nayib Bukele, who is waging a "war" against these groups, announced on February 24. (Photo by Salvadorean Presidency / AFP) / RESTRICTED TO EDITORIAL USE - MANDATORY CREDIT "AFP PHOTO / SALVADOREAN PRESIDENCY" - NO MARKETING - NO ADVERTISING CAMPAIGNS - DISTRIBUTED AS A SERVICE TO CLIENTS -

San Salvador. El Congreso de El Salvador, dominado por el oficialismo, prorrogó este miércoles por 30 días el régimen de excepción para mantener el curso de una “guerra” del presidente Nayib Bukele contra las pandillas, que suma casi 66.000 detenidos, y que cumplirá un año el 27 de marzo.

"Con 67 votos a favor queda aprobada la iniciativa del presidente de la república por medio del consejo de ministros en el sentido se prolongue el régimen de excepción en todo el territorio nacional por el término de 30 días", declaró el presidente del Congreso, Ernesto Castro.

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