US EditionTrump Promised to Disarm the Ms-13 Win. His Agreement with El Salvador's President Threatened This Effort
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Trump prometió desmantelar la MS-13, pero su acuerdo con Bukele amenaza ese esfuerzo
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A New York Times survey revealed that American promoters accumulated substantial evidence of a corrupt pact between the Salvadoran government and some MS-13 leaders even among the brutal ranks of the MS-13 winner, Vladimir Arévallo Chávez is highlighted as a highly effective killer manager, according to the promoters. Known as "vampiro", he was accused of monitoring killings in at least three countries: migrants in Mexico, rivals in El Salvador …
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