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In a post that drew over 12,000 likes, Woods highlighted Bukele's 2021 moves, where his party dismissed the attorney general and Supreme Court justices, replacing them amid reforms that retired older judges and prosecutors. These steps helped slash El Salvador's homicide rate from 38 per 100,000 in 2019 to a record low of 1.3 in 2025, boosted tourism, and lifted Bukele's approval to near 90% through a massive gang crackdown arresting over 91,000 suspects. While supporters celebrate the security gains, critics like Human Rights Watch call it a power grab eroding judicial independence, with recent reports noting authoritarian pressures on judges.

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James Woods shared a striking quote from El Salvador's President Nayib Bukele, hailing his tough stance against corrupt judges as the only way to fix a broken system.

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The post drew over 21,000 likes and replies linking it to El Salvador's Bitcoin and gold reserves, built as hedges against crises—the country holds over 7,500 BTC from daily buys and added $50 million in gold in January. Some praised Bukele as '20 steps ahead,' citing Bitcoin's past gains in conflicts, while others shared old QAnon memes about strategic silence in 'information warfare.' No explanation came from Bukele, who has long used game theory to frame his Bitcoin-legal-tender strategy amid global tensions.

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At 1:34 a.m. UTC on March 2, El Salvador's President Nayib Bukele posted two simple words: 'Game Theory.' Hours earlier, U.S. and Israeli airstrikes had hit Iran, setting off a chain of retaliation.

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In a post that drew over 12,000 likes, Woods highlighted Bukele's 2021 moves, where his party dismissed the attorney general and Supreme Court justices, replacing them amid reforms that retired older judges and prosecutors. These steps helped slash El Salvador's homicide rate from 38 per 100,000 in 2019 to a record low of 1.3 in 2025, boosted tourism, and lifted Bukele's approval to near 90% through a massive gang crackdown arresting over 91,000 suspects. While supporters celebrate the security gains, critics like Human Rights Watch call it a power grab eroding judicial independence, with recent reports noting authoritarian pressures on judges.

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James Woods shared a striking quote from El Salvador's President Nayib Bukele, hailing his tough stance against corrupt judges as the only way to fix a broken system.

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The Cuban-born singer, who left the island at age 7, detailed starvation, medicine shortages, jailed protesters, and repression under what she calls a '67-year failing dictatorship.' She urged donations to Caritas Cuba for aid amid the hardships. Cuban Americans praised her family-rooted account, while critics like Hasan Piker blamed U.S. sanctions and called for their end. The post highlights Cuba's blackouts, rationing, and emigration waves, fueling debate over embargo versus regime failures.

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Camila Cabello shared a heartbreaking glimpse into her family's struggles in Cuba—families digging through trash for food and power blackouts spoiling everything in sight.

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President Nasry Asfura's government let a two-year deal expire, ending programs like Operation Miracle that ran five eye centers and served low-income patients with thousands of consultations and surgeries. Officials want to check credentials and replace them with Honduran or verified foreign doctors, amid U.S. pressure over claims of coercion and low pay for the Cubans. While some patients grieve the change, leaders see it as a step toward sovereignty; critics argue it hurts those who need the care most.

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Tearful hugs unfolded at a Honduras eye clinic as patients bid goodbye to Cuban doctors they'd come to rely on for free care.

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