that could carry, with the aim of banishing possible aesthetics of gang members or lowbut now the Savior has once again established another prohibition in the field of educational centers. The Salvadoran president, Nayib Bukele, has issued what resembles an ideological interference with the objective of the Spanish language, but also to “protect the early childhood, childhood and adolescence of ideological interference.” Inclusive language in Salvadoran classrooms is prohibited.
The president of El Salvador announced this Friday, through several publications in his official X -Tan Twitter account- in which he has detailed that “today I turned the instruction to prohibit the so -called ‘inclusive language’ in all public educational centers and dependencies of our institution”, also advancing that this order covers the entire Salvadoran national territory.
“With this measure, of strict compliance at the national level, we guarantee the in all material and content,” says the same Bukele who appointed Minister of Education to a captain general of the Army, Karla Trigueros, who is complying with the Bukele Educational Conservative Program, in which authoritarian dyes are noticed. For example, in addition to establishing these screenings to verify that the students do not carry prohibited haircuts, they have also put children to sing every morning the anthem with their relevant prayers to the flag.
All the inclusive language formats prohibited: neither ‘@’ ni ‘x’ and not even the ‘all’
The instruction itself, signed by the Captain – in reality, Captain, or so she signs in the Document- Trigueros puts the focus on what they call a “linguistic deformation”, but explaining that anyone who “alludes to gender ideology” will enter into this conception. A recurrently used term by the ultra -right worldwide and of those leaders who with the left.
However, the text indicates examples of inclusive language that have been prohibited after the rubric of instruction. It alludes directly to formats known as the popular use of arrobar (@) to replace the vowels or variant of the ‘X’, but also questions more widespread uses and with broad acceptance such as the formula “all and all”. Thus, the order expressly includes “words like ‘friend, companion, nav, all, alumn@, jóvenxs, nostrxs'”.
In addition to the national scope, Triguero also sets that this prohibition affects “the materials, resources and books that derive from this state portfolio” and that prevails on “formal communications such as circular, administrative documents, correspondence …”.
