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inselchen t1_j68dsum wrote
Well reading the article more closely, it seems that the goverrnment has enormous success against formerly crippling crime rates. I'm all for human rights but I kind of find it unfair to slander a government that has rare success against a crime problem in Latin America. Unfortunately it might be the smaller evil accepting rough practices by law enforcement compared to the country being controlled by gangs.
lilbigjanet t1_j68wnnf wrote
What is happening in El Salvador will come to light eventually. Awful abuses in the guise of crime control from a naked authoritarian
Carl_Shleby t1_j6986ok wrote
Still better than Drug Cartels torturing and killing at will.
sachas01 t1_j6a0u6m wrote
I feel this is propoganda because they just paid off their debt. They Will be rich when Bitcoin goes up and not owe anything to the world bank. When while USA Canada and most countries are going deeper into debt supporting and pushing for a war in Ukraine.
Rude_Peak8750 t1_j6b0rhp wrote
El Salvador has tried in the past for pest control and this fucking rights activists come and bitch about it all, we need this, what about all the shit these criminals do? Where is the justice? Where are the rights of the victims? I say fuck them all!
Champagne_of_piss t1_j6diswh wrote
Oh yeah how's their fuckin bitscam experiment going
autotldr t1_j68bcq8 wrote
This is the best tl;dr I could make, original reduced by 81%. (I'm a bot)
> SAN SALVADOR, El Salvador - Human Rights Watch says it has obtained a database leaked from El Salvador's government that corroborates massive due process violations, severe prison overcrowding and deaths in custody under the emergency powers put in place last March to confront a surge in gang violence.
> El Salvador's Legislative Assembly approved the suspension of some fundamental rights following an outburst of violence from the country's powerful street gangs.
> ADVERTISEMENT. Many of the abuses have been previously reported by Human Rights Watch and local civil society organization Cristosal, but the government data added some detail.
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