
Is It Time for the UK To ‘Pull an El Salvador’?
Nayib Bukele has transformed a low-trust, high-crime society by simply having the political will to do so. Is it time Britain followed suit?

Nayib Bukele has transformed a low-trust, high-crime society by simply having the political will to do so. Is it time Britain followed suit?
50% more murders are registered in the Scandinavian kingdom than in the Latin American former narco-state.

Britain is stuck in a mire. El Salvador’s president should be looked to for inspiration on how to get things done.

President Bukele has captured the Salvadoreans’ loyalty by cracking down on gangs in a country formerly overrun by violence.

El Salvador may become one of the first success stories in reversing the demographic exodus from the Global South to the Global North.

Appealing to both Left and Right, Verastegui describes economically exploitative elites as the same people benefitting from a breakdown in family and traditional morality.

While President Nayib Bukele’s hard-line approach to the notorious Barrio 18 and MS-13 gangs has consistently garnered him approval from Salvadorean voters, he has been painted as a dangerous authoritarian figure, whose emergency measures constitute various human rights violations, including arbitrary arrests and mistreatment.

A look at the struggle against occultism, human sacrifice, and cannibalism in Central America’s gang and cartel culture.

El Salvador’s iconoclastic purge of MS-13’s occult symbols reminds us that these gangs transcend crime: they are upstart tribes looking to swallow nations.