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The image from CECOT, El Salvador's Terrorism Confinement Center opened in 2023, shows inmates with tattoos like clocks and stars that critics say mark innocents, not Tren de Aragua gang members. In 2025, the U.S. sent 238 Venezuelans there after Venezuela refused them; many had no criminal records, faced harsh conditions, and were later released in a swap. While Bukele's crackdown slashed homicides to 1.3 per 100,000 in 2025 with 90% approval, human rights groups estimate 15-30% of detainees lack gang links, fueling divides over safety versus due process.

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A stark photo of tattooed men packed behind bars in El Salvador's mega-prison has people questioning U.S. deportations of Venezuelans accused of gang ties.

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In a widely viewed video clip, Bukele highlighted El Salvador's dramatic shift from 53 homicides per 100,000 in 2018 to a record-low 1.3 in 2025, crediting his state of emergency and mega-prisons like CECOT that provide medical care and cut gang operations. He accused NGOs of ignoring atrocities against innocents—like a girl who lost her arms to a gang bomb—while focusing on jailed suspects, noting prisoner death rates are even lower than in the general population. Critics from Human Rights Watch and Amnesty International report over 85,000 arbitrary arrests and 470 custody deaths since 2022, as Kast praised the model for Chile.

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President Nayib Bukele didn't hold back when a journalist pressed him on human rights concerns during his meeting with Chile's president-elect José Antonio Kast. He flipped the script, asking why NGOs overlooked victims of gang violence for years.

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The image from CECOT, El Salvador's Terrorism Confinement Center opened in 2023, shows inmates with tattoos like clocks and stars that critics say mark innocents, not Tren de Aragua gang members. In 2025, the U.S. sent 238 Venezuelans there after Venezuela refused them; many had no criminal records, faced harsh conditions, and were later released in a swap. While Bukele's crackdown slashed homicides to 1.3 per 100,000 in 2025 with 90% approval, human rights groups estimate 15-30% of detainees lack gang links, fueling divides over safety versus due process.

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A bearded barber at a Yankees-themed shop shaves a bald client's head clean, except for a small pinkish-purple tuft on top resembling a kippah. The client stays cool, staring ahead as the straight-faced barber finishes the bold trim.

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