US EditionGovernment Initiates Procedures to Send Prisoners to Bukele: $20,000 per Year Would Be Paid for Each Prisoner Sent to Cecot
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The plan provides for the transfer of highly dangerous foreign prisoners to Salvadoran maximum security prisons, under a strict regime. The Peruvian Government has taken the first formal step towards a bilateral agreement with El Salvador to send the most dangerous prisoners — especially foreigners — to the Centers for Confining Terrorism (Cecot), the maximum security prisons promoted by President Nayib Bukele.
During Fashion Week in Paris, a designer presented a collection inspired by people detained at the Center for the Confining of Terrorism (CECOT), including gang members and criminals serving sentences in that maximum security prison facility in El Salvador. The presentation provoked various reactions on social networks. One of them was that of the Salvadoran president, Nayib Bukele, who spoke with a direct message:«We are ready to send them all …
How much will it cost to keep the ‘Monster’ prisoner at the CECOT? He knows the ‘Monster’s Sum Force’ that the ‘Monster’ State would pay for could be transferred to the CECOT, Bukele prison, according to the Minister of the Interior: “It’s under assessment”The most dangerous ones for Cecot. The sending of dangerous prisoners, especially foreigners, to the high security prisons in El Salvador, already has an hour’s drive. In a June 24 issue, the …
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