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Opinion (EN)

The Environment in War: No Longer a Silent Victim

Ricardo Valencia

Ricardo Valencia is an assistant professor of communications at California State University, Fullerton. Find him on Twitter: <a href="https://twitter.com/ricardovalp/">@ricardovalp</a>

Not All U.S. Conservatives Buy the Bukele Act

Michael Shifter

Michael Shifter is a Senior Fellow and the former president of Inter-American Dialogue, a leading policy forum on Western Hemisphere affairs based in Washington, DC.

Will Biden Continue Dancing with Bukele on Migration?

Jorge Cuéllar

Less than one hour after the polls closed in the evening of Feb. 4, 2024, Nayib Bukele announced his victory in the presidential election and invited the public to join him at 9pm in Barrios Plaza, in front of the National Palace, for his victory speech. Photo Carlos Barrera

With Bukele Consolidated, Salvadorans Enter Uncharted Terrain

El Faro

Nayib Bukele, presidente y candidato por el partido Nuevas Ideas, se despide de sus simpatizantes, en el centro de votación de la avenida Olímpica, en San Salvador. Foto de El Faro: Víctor Peña.

Bukele Clinches His Fraud to Install a Dictatorship

Álvaro Montenegro

When Bernardo Arévalo went to vote in the first-round presidential election in June 2023, hardly any press followed him there, as he had placed in eighth in recent polling. Two months later, on the August 20 run-off, his security detail pushed through a throng of journalists eager to follow Arévalo, who by that morning was the clear frontrunner. Photo Carlos Barrera

The Long Road Ahead for Arévalo’s Presidency

Vaclav Mašek

Protestors in front of the Public Prosecutor's Office denounce judicial interference with the electoral process in July 2023. Photo Víctor Peña

An Anti-Democratic Mafia Is Isolating Guatemala

Salvadoran President Nayib Bukele in his third state-of-the-nation address on June 1, 2022, alongside Legislative Assembly President Ernesto Castro. Photo Víctor Peña

Fraud upon Fraud: Bukele Is Not on Presidential Leave

Demonstrators gather in front of Guatemala's Supreme Electoral Tribunal in Guatemala City on July 12, 2023, moments after a court suspended the legal standing of the Semilla party of presidential candidate Bernardo Arévalo. Photo Orlando Estrada AFP

One Month Remains for Guatemala to Preserve Its Democracy

Héctor Lindo

Henry Kissinger, Ronald Reagan's Head of the U.S. Presidential Commission on Central America, smiles after meeting French President François Mitterrand at the Élysée Palace in Paris on November 26, 1983. Photo Michel Clément/AFP

Kissinger’s “Benign Neglect” Approach in El Salvador

Washington Is Driving Bukele to Change His (Digital) Course

Durante la conferencia de prensa, Alejandro Giammatei, presidente de Guatemala, intenta evadir la pregunta de un periodista, cuando este le aseguró que muchos guatemaltecos lo acusan de ser parte de la corrupción que ahora tiene lugar en su país. Foto de El Faro: Víctor Peña.

The Environment in War: No Longer a Silent Victim

The Environment in War: No Longer a Silent Victim

Not All U.S. Conservatives Buy the Bukele Act

Will Biden Continue Dancing with Bukele on Migration?

With Bukele Consolidated, Salvadorans Enter Uncharted Terrain

Bukele Clinches His Fraud to Install a Dictatorship

The Long Road Ahead for Arévalo’s Presidency

An Anti-Democratic Mafia Is Isolating Guatemala

Fraud upon Fraud: Bukele Is Not on Presidential Leave

One Month Remains for Guatemala to Preserve Its Democracy

Kissinger’s “Benign Neglect” Approach in El Salvador

Washington Is Driving Bukele to Change His (Digital) Course

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