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Source: Fox News
Summary
El Salvador President Nayib Bukele joined the National Prayer Breakfast in Washington, D.C. and warned attendees that violent gang members in his country have a documented history of worshiping Satan. He stated that some of these gang members have crossed into the U.S. and that crime has cratered in his country after implementing law-and-order policies. Bukele also mentioned that the media did not cover the discovery of satanic altars during raids.
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As expected, the matter has reached another stage.
Nayib Bukele, the President of El Salvador, joined the National Prayer Breakfast, a familiar scene for politicians.
He warned attendees that gangs in his country have a documented history of worshiping Satan, a claim that has been made before.
This led to a discussion about the gangs’ activities and the government’s efforts to combat them.
The familiar narrative of El Salvador’s gang violence and the government’s response was reinforced by Bukele’s statements.
It’s clear that the event served as a platform for Bukele to promote his government’s efforts and to raise awareness about the issue of gang violence in his country.
Author: Evan Null
