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@ Jacobin
2025-02-22 18:32:44
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The last fifteen years have seen tremendous political upheaval in Central America. El Salvador has fallen under a repressive, authoritarian regime, while Honduras has liberated itself from one; President Daniel Ortega has increasingly isolated himself from former Sandinista allies in Nicaragua; and in Guatemala, a popular tide of outrage against an entrenched ruling class saw […]
https://jacobin.com/2025/02/bukele-arevalo-central-america-democracy/