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It has not been a month since El Salvador’s President Nayib Bukele advertised his high-security prison to US Secretary of State Marco Rubio. There is still space there and he would like to take out dangerous criminals “at the friendship award”, said the Central American head of state at a meeting in San Salvador at the time. The two politicians know and appreciate each other. Rubio considers Bukele’s security policy to be a model. The right -wing populist head of state imposed the state of emergency three years ago and had over 75,000 people arrested because they supposedly belonged to criminal gangs.
