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Conservatives March To Demand Recount In Salvador Some 3,000 people protested in el salvador's capital on friday against president nayib bukele's intention to seek re election in 2024 and against "arbitrary detentions" carried out under the state. San salvador (ap) — as el salvador’s electoral body begins a vote by vote count of last week’s election results, the political opposition warned wednesday they could ask to nullify results of the legislative elections due to irregularities. no one questions the victory of highly popular president nayib bukele, who won re election with 83%.
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Salvadoran Unionists Protest And Reject A Possible Re Election Of Salvadoran unionists protest and reject a possible re election of bukele bukele, who was dedicated to advertising before becoming president, ends his five year term in 2024. el salvador. The protest gathered at 8 a.m. at the cuscatlán park. protesters traveled for three hours to the gerardo barrios plaza.during the march, protesters demanded an increase in minimum wage from us$365 to us$500, the respect of syndical liberties, the respect of the constitution, and opposed the capture of innocent people in the gang crackdown and presidential re election. Salvadoran unionists protest and reject possible re election of bukele san salvador, jun 1 (efe), (camera: vladimir chicas). about a hundred salvadorans protested wednesday in rejection of the management of president nayib bukele, in the framework of his third year at the head of the executive, and the possibility of a re election, although. Published 4:19 pm pdt, september 15, 2021. san salvador, el salvador (ap) — thousands of people gathered in el salvador’s capital wednesday for the first mass march against president nayib bukele, who protesters say has concentrated too much power, weakened the independence of the courts and may seek re election.
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200 000 Salvadorans Could Lose U S Residency And Face Expulsion The Salvadoran unionists protest and reject possible re election of bukele san salvador, jun 1 (efe), (camera: vladimir chicas). about a hundred salvadorans protested wednesday in rejection of the management of president nayib bukele, in the framework of his third year at the head of the executive, and the possibility of a re election, although. Published 4:19 pm pdt, september 15, 2021. san salvador, el salvador (ap) — thousands of people gathered in el salvador’s capital wednesday for the first mass march against president nayib bukele, who protesters say has concentrated too much power, weakened the independence of the courts and may seek re election. 5 february 2024. epa. president nayib bukele of el salvador, credited with driving down gang violence in the central american nation, has been re elected. preliminary results released after 70% of. An estimated 69.9 percent of voters approve of his re election bid, despite questions about its constitutionality: before bukele, presidents in el salvador had historically been limited to one term.
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Opinion Save The Salvadorans The New York Times 5 february 2024. epa. president nayib bukele of el salvador, credited with driving down gang violence in the central american nation, has been re elected. preliminary results released after 70% of. An estimated 69.9 percent of voters approve of his re election bid, despite questions about its constitutionality: before bukele, presidents in el salvador had historically been limited to one term.
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