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A new prison in El Salvador that is set to host 40,000 people during the country’s state of emergency has been criticized for alleged human rights violations.

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  1. 5
    @VladimirTroski-j3v

    Ojalá aquí en Colombia alguien tenga la misma capacidad moral de establecer un centro penitenciario para tratar a los criminales como lo que son.

  2. 6
    @ismaelespin

    Jailing 1% of the polulation in order to free 99% of the law-abiding citizens. Blessed be Nayib Bukele and the Salvadorean people!!!❤✌️

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