President Bukele Refers to “Barbecue” and His Concern for the Salvadoran Security Model
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José Peguero Journalist Alexander Gálvez reports that dozens of gang members are trying to leave Haiti in the face of pressure generated by Salvador Nayib Bukele's president and his troops, who came determined to put an end to decades... Read more › The entry Gang members flee after Bukele's pressure in Haiti was first published in Remolacha - News Dominican Republic.
The president of El Salvador, Nayib Bukele, shared in X an ironically toneed publication alluding to Jimmy Chérizier’s supposed concern, known as “Barbecue”, about the possibility of implementing a strategy against gangs similar to the Salvadoran one. The text raises, in humor, what would happen if [...]
Since October 22, El Salvador deployed more than 2,000 soldiers in Haiti, a country affected by the activity of criminal groups.The Bukele post highlights a publication about the concern of Haitian gang members about their security strategy was first published in La Noticia SV.
The President of the Republic, Nayib Bukele, shared a publication with an ironic tone that refers to the alleged concerns of the Haitian gang leader known as “General Barbecue”, whose name is Jimmy Chérizier, given the possibility that Haiti implements a security strategy similar to that applied in El Salvador. Shared content raises, [...]
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