SAN SALVADOR (AP) — El secretario de Estado, Marco Rubio, se fue de El Salvador el martes con un acuerdo del presidente de ese país para aceptar a personas deportadas por Estados Unidos de cualquier nacionalidad, incluidos criminales estadounidenses violentos que actualmente están encarcelados en...
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Rubio visitó El Salvador para presionar a un gobierno amistoso para que haga más para satisfacer las demandas del presidente Donald Trump de aplicar mano dura contra la inmigración.Expertos cuestionan pruebas médicas que llevaron a condena de una enfermera británica por asesinato Después de las declaraciones de Rubio, un funcionario estadounidense dijo que el gobierno republicano de Trump actualmente no tiene planes para tratar de deportar a ciudadanos estadounidenses, pero señaló que la oferta de Bukele fue significativa. El gobierno federal no puede deportar a ciudadanos estadounidenses y una medida de ese tipo enfrentaría importantes impugnaciones legales.
En 2023, Bukele inauguró una mega prisión con capacidad para 40.000 pandilleros y se jactó de servir solo una comida por día. Los prisioneros allí no reciben visitas, y no hay programas que los preparen para la reinserción en la sociedad después de sus condenas ni talleres o programas educativos.
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