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The Japan Times
The Japan Times
@thejapantimes@mastodon.social  ·  activity timestamp 2 days ago

Around 91,000 people, mostly young men, have been thrown into prison in El Salvador since 2022 on suspicions that they are gang members, some simply because they had tattoos. https://www.japantimes.co.jp/news/2026/01/15/world/society/crisis-generation-salvadorans-dad/?utm_medium=Social&utm_source=mastodon #worldnews #society #elsalvador #centralamerica #nayibbukele #prisons

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The Japan Times
The Japan Times
@thejapantimes@mastodon.social  ·  activity timestamp last week

Latin America’s political mood is moving right as voters punish governments that fail to deliver, but local contexts and individual leaders shape how this trend plays out. https://www.japantimes.co.jp/commentary/2026/01/09/world/year-of-the-right-looms-for-latin-america/?utm_medium=Social&utm_source=mastodon #commentary #worldnews #latinamerica #joseantoniokast #javiermilei #nicolasmaduro #donaldtrump #nayibbukele #gustavopetro #luizinacioluladasilva #sebastianpinera #claudiasheinbaum #chile #argentina #venezuela #elsalvador #ecuador #honduras #costarica #peru #colombia #brazil #mexico

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@kubikpixel@chaos.social  ·  activity timestamp last month

»El Salvador — Weltweit erstes landesweites KI-Bildungsprogramm zusammen mit xAI:
Nayib Bukele und Elon Musk vereinbaren den Einsatz des KI-Chatbots Grok in El Salvadors öffentlichen Schulen. Andernorts ist Grok durchaus umstritten.«

Ach du meine Güte. Wenn dies nicht Musk's Propaganda dann den Kindern durch die KI Hirnwäsche durchgeführt wird, damit sie ihm unhinterfragt folgen?!

😬 https://www.heise.de/news/El-Salvador-Weltweit-erstes-landesweites-KI-Bildungsprogramm-zusammen-mit-xAI-11115890.html

#elsalvador #musk #ki #xai #grok #noai #chatbots #schule #hirnwäsche #chatbot #elonmusk

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The Japan Times
@thejapantimes@mastodon.social  ·  activity timestamp last month

A federal judge in Maryland has ordered the immediate release of Kilmar Armando Abrego Garcia, a Salvadoran migrant at the center of political and legal battles as a symbol of U.S. hard-line immigration policies. https://www.japantimes.co.jp/news/2025/12/12/world/society/abrego-garcia-us-release-order/?utm_medium=Social&utm_source=mastodon #worldnews #society #us #donaldtrump #maryland #immigration #elsalvador

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MikeDunnAuthor
MikeDunnAuthor
@MikeDunnAuthor@kolektiva.social  ·  activity timestamp 2 months ago

Today in Labor History December 2, 1980: Four American missionaries were raped and murdered by a Salvadoran death squad. The Salvadoran Civil War began after a 1979 military coup. Catholic activists protested against the junta's oppression of the poor and working class. Death squads assassinated Óscar Romero, the Archbishop of San Salvador, March 24, 1980. After the four Americans were murdered, U.S. President Jimmy Carter suspended aid to El Salvador. However, succeeding President, Ronald Reagan, promptly authorized increased military aid. He also sent more U.S. military advisers, escalating attacks on civilians. His foreign policy advisor, Jean Kirkpatrick, claimed that "the nuns were not just nuns; they were political activists," as if this justified their rape and murder. After the release of declassified documents in the 1990s, New Jersey congressman Robert Torricelli stated that it was "now clear that the Reagan Administration was certifying human rights progress in El Salvador they knew the terrible truth that the Salvadoran military was engaged in a widespread campaign of terror and torture." During the Civil War, over 65,000 civilians were killed, plus another 5,300 disappeared, with over half a million people internally displaced, and another half million fleeing to other countries as refugees.

#workingclass #LaborHistory #elsalvador #rape #reagan #romero #deathsquads #murder #massmurder #SchooloftheAmericas

Clockwise from top right: two Salvadorans carrying the body of a casualty of war in 1982, a protest in Chicago against the civil war in 1989, Salvadoran President José Napoleón Duarte and United States President Ronald Reagan in 1987, a memorial to the El Mozote massacre of 1981, guerrilla fighers in Perquín in 1990.
Clockwise from top right: two Salvadorans carrying the body of a casualty of war in 1982, a protest in Chicago against the civil war in 1989, Salvadoran President José Napoleón Duarte and United States President Ronald Reagan in 1987, a memorial to the El Mozote massacre of 1981, guerrilla fighers in Perquín in 1990.
Clockwise from top right: two Salvadorans carrying the body of a casualty of war in 1982, a protest in Chicago against the civil war in 1989, Salvadoran President José Napoleón Duarte and United States President Ronald Reagan in 1987, a memorial to the El Mozote massacre of 1981, guerrilla fighers in Perquín in 1990.
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Nonilex
@Nonilex@masto.ai  ·  activity timestamp 2 months ago

As MJ & other outlets have reported extensively, most of the men had NO serious criminal history in the #US or elsewhere in the world. What they often had instead were #tattoos that bore NO relation to the gang.

The new report offers even more evidence of the #inhumane treatment the #Venezuelan #immigrants endured in #ElSalvador.

#Trump #law #immigration #AlienEnemiesAct #Rendition #StateSponsoredAbduction #CivilRights #HumanRights #DueProcess #InternationalLaw #CrimesAgainstHumanity

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Nonilex
@Nonilex@masto.ai  ·  activity timestamp 2 months ago

#Beatings. #SexualAssault. #PsychologicalAbuse. These are some of the horrors endured by the >250 men the #UnitedStates sent to #ElSalvador on flimsy evidence of gang membership, acc/to a new comprehensive report released on Wednesday by #HRW & #Cristosal, a #HumanRights group focused on #CentralAmerica.

#Trump #law #Constitution #immigration #AlienEnemiesAct #Rendition #StateSponsoredAbduction #CECOT #DueProcess #InternationalLaw #HumanitarianLaw #CrimesAgainstHumanity
https://www.hrw.org/report/2025/11/12/you-have-arrived-in-hell/torture-and-other-abuses-against-venezuelans-in-el

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Scott Campbell
Scott Campbell
@susurros@kolektiva.social  ·  activity timestamp 2 months ago

"In interviews, however, the men sent to the prison described frequent, intense physical and psychological abuse. Beyond the beatings, tear gas and trips to the isolation room, the men said they were mocked or ignored by medical personnel, forced to spend 24 hours a day under harsh lights and made to drink from wells of fetid water."

https://www.nytimes.com/2025/11/08/world/americas/el-salvador-prison-migrants.html?rsrc=flt&unlocked_article_code=1.z08.HSPS.iZDKz75G7fJw&smid=url-share

#ElSalvador #Venezuela #immigration #USpol

https://www.nytimes.com

‘You Are All Terrorists’: Four Months in a Salvadoran Prison

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@susurros@kolektiva.social  ·  activity timestamp 2 months ago

"In interviews, however, the men sent to the prison described frequent, intense physical and psychological abuse. Beyond the beatings, tear gas and trips to the isolation room, the men said they were mocked or ignored by medical personnel, forced to spend 24 hours a day under harsh lights and made to drink from wells of fetid water."

https://www.nytimes.com/2025/11/08/world/americas/el-salvador-prison-migrants.html?rsrc=flt&unlocked_article_code=1.z08.HSPS.iZDKz75G7fJw&smid=url-share

#ElSalvador #Venezuela #immigration #USpol

https://www.nytimes.com

‘You Are All Terrorists’: Four Months in a Salvadoran Prison

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Nonilex
Nonilex
@Nonilex@masto.ai  ·  activity timestamp 3 months ago

JFC!

#MarcoRubio promised to betray #US #informants to get #Trump the #ElSalvador prison #CECOT for #deportations
To secure Washington’s access to El Salvador’s most notorious prison, the secretary of state made an extraordinary offer to President Nayib Bukele.

#GiftArticle

#law #rendition #StateSponsoredAbduction #DueProcess #immigration #judiciary
https://wapo.st/4nbNiM4

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@digyoursoul@universeodon.com  ·  activity timestamp 3 months ago

El Hijo de Puta, the nation's top diplomat, made a deal with the NAZI Nayib Bukele in El
Salvador by RENEGING on INFORMANTS in a YEARS-LONG investigation into MS-13, totally undercutting credibility of such agreements. #marcorubio
#bukele #NayibBukele #news #uspol #politics #elsalvador #MS13

https://archive.ph/1Pv0d

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@digyoursoul@universeodon.com  ·  activity timestamp 3 months ago

El Hijo de Puta, the nation's top diplomat, made a deal with the NAZI Nayib Bukele in El
Salvador by RENEGING on INFORMANTS in a YEARS-LONG investigation into MS-13, totally undercutting credibility of such agreements. #marcorubio
#bukele #NayibBukele #news #uspol #politics #elsalvador #MS13

https://archive.ph/1Pv0d

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Nonilex
Nonilex
@Nonilex@masto.ai  ·  activity timestamp 3 months ago

While the outlines of the quid pro quo have been public for months, the #Trump admin’s willingness to renege on secret arrangements made with #informants who had aided #US investigations has not been previously reported.

…The deal would give #Bukele possession of individuals who threatened to expose the alleged *deals* his govt made with #MS13 to help achieve #ElSalvador’s historic drop in violence, officials said.

#law #rendition #StateSponsoredAbduction #DueProcess #immigration #judiciary

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@Nonilex@masto.ai  ·  activity timestamp 3 months ago

While the outlines of the quid pro quo have been public for months, the #Trump admin’s willingness to renege on secret arrangements made with #informants who had aided #US investigations has not been previously reported.

…The deal would give #Bukele possession of individuals who threatened to expose the alleged *deals* his govt made with #MS13 to help achieve #ElSalvador’s historic drop in violence, officials said.

#law #rendition #StateSponsoredAbduction #DueProcess #immigration #judiciary

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@Nonilex@masto.ai  ·  activity timestamp 3 months ago

To #deport them to #ElSalvador, AG #PamBondi would need to terminate the #DOJ’s arrangements with those men, #MarcoRubio said. He assured #Bukele that Bondi would complete that process & Washington would hand over the MS-13 leaders.

Rubio’s extraordinary pledge illustrates the extent to which the #Trump admin was willing to meet Bukele’s demands as it negotiated what would become one of the signature agreements of Trump’s early months in office.

#law #rendition #immigration #judiciary

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@Nonilex@masto.ai  ·  activity timestamp 3 months ago

In the days before the #Trump admin deported hundreds of #Venezuelan immigrants to #CECOT, a notorious prison in #ElSalvador, the president of that country demanded something: the return of 9 MS13 gang leaders in US custody. Secy of #State #MarcoRubio, in a March 13 phone call with Salvadoran President Nayib #Bukele, promised the request would be fulfilled….But there was one obstacle: Some of the MS-13 members Bukele wanted were “ #informants” under the #protection of the US govt, Rubio told him.

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@Nonilex@masto.ai  ·  activity timestamp 3 months ago

JFC!

#MarcoRubio promised to betray #US #informants to get #Trump the #ElSalvador prison #CECOT for #deportations
To secure Washington’s access to El Salvador’s most notorious prison, the secretary of state made an extraordinary offer to President Nayib Bukele.

#GiftArticle

#law #rendition #StateSponsoredAbduction #DueProcess #immigration #judiciary
https://wapo.st/4nbNiM4

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@adam@elefanti.co  ·  activity timestamp 4 months ago

Read this new account of conditions in non-CECOT prisons of #ElSalvador, the U.S. government's closest ally and "model regime" in the Americas.

This is the behavior of a state. A U.S.-aligned state.

https://adamisacson.com/el-salvador-the-u-s-government-is-now-ok-with-all-of-this/

“N” says that at first she was taken to a police cell where she was groped and constantly harassed, especially at night, when the officers took the women out of their cells.

“Some came back crying, and you knew what had happened to them… They only forced me to touch them, but later, when they sent me to the Women’s Prison, the guards did whatever they wanted… Sometimes they threw sanitary pads at me as if they were a prize,” she laments.

“M” recounts that she was beaten many times until one day they raped her because she no longer had the strength to defend herself.

“It was as if they were preparing me because they made me do squats, run, and do push-ups. When I couldn’t take it anymore, they yelled at me to keep going and keep going. I fainted several times, and that’s how I remember one day they took me aside… and laughed,“ M. sobs.

”I met other women who were victims of the guards and who, in exchange for sex, received sanitary pads, toilet paper, and hygiene products… It was very sad to remember how they harassed the youngest girls,” she recalls.
“N” says that at first she was taken to a police cell where she was groped and constantly harassed, especially at night, when the officers took the women out of their cells. “Some came back crying, and you knew what had happened to them… They only forced me to touch them, but later, when they sent me to the Women’s Prison, the guards did whatever they wanted… Sometimes they threw sanitary pads at me as if they were a prize,” she laments. “M” recounts that she was beaten many times until one day they raped her because she no longer had the strength to defend herself. “It was as if they were preparing me because they made me do squats, run, and do push-ups. When I couldn’t take it anymore, they yelled at me to keep going and keep going. I fainted several times, and that’s how I remember one day they took me aside… and laughed,“ M. sobs. ”I met other women who were victims of the guards and who, in exchange for sex, received sanitary pads, toilet paper, and hygiene products… It was very sad to remember how they harassed the youngest girls,” she recalls.
“N” says that at first she was taken to a police cell where she was groped and constantly harassed, especially at night, when the officers took the women out of their cells. “Some came back crying, and you knew what had happened to them… They only forced me to touch them, but later, when they sent me to the Women’s Prison, the guards did whatever they wanted… Sometimes they threw sanitary pads at me as if they were a prize,” she laments. “M” recounts that she was beaten many times until one day they raped her because she no longer had the strength to defend herself. “It was as if they were preparing me because they made me do squats, run, and do push-ups. When I couldn’t take it anymore, they yelled at me to keep going and keep going. I fainted several times, and that’s how I remember one day they took me aside… and laughed,“ M. sobs. ”I met other women who were victims of the guards and who, in exchange for sex, received sanitary pads, toilet paper, and hygiene products… It was very sad to remember how they harassed the youngest girls,” she recalls.
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Adam Isacson
@adam@elefanti.co  ·  activity timestamp 4 months ago

Read this new account of conditions in non-CECOT prisons of #ElSalvador, the U.S. government's closest ally and "model regime" in the Americas.

This is the behavior of a state. A U.S.-aligned state.

https://adamisacson.com/el-salvador-the-u-s-government-is-now-ok-with-all-of-this/

“N” says that at first she was taken to a police cell where she was groped and constantly harassed, especially at night, when the officers took the women out of their cells.

“Some came back crying, and you knew what had happened to them… They only forced me to touch them, but later, when they sent me to the Women’s Prison, the guards did whatever they wanted… Sometimes they threw sanitary pads at me as if they were a prize,” she laments.

“M” recounts that she was beaten many times until one day they raped her because she no longer had the strength to defend herself.

“It was as if they were preparing me because they made me do squats, run, and do push-ups. When I couldn’t take it anymore, they yelled at me to keep going and keep going. I fainted several times, and that’s how I remember one day they took me aside… and laughed,“ M. sobs.

”I met other women who were victims of the guards and who, in exchange for sex, received sanitary pads, toilet paper, and hygiene products… It was very sad to remember how they harassed the youngest girls,” she recalls.
“N” says that at first she was taken to a police cell where she was groped and constantly harassed, especially at night, when the officers took the women out of their cells. “Some came back crying, and you knew what had happened to them… They only forced me to touch them, but later, when they sent me to the Women’s Prison, the guards did whatever they wanted… Sometimes they threw sanitary pads at me as if they were a prize,” she laments. “M” recounts that she was beaten many times until one day they raped her because she no longer had the strength to defend herself. “It was as if they were preparing me because they made me do squats, run, and do push-ups. When I couldn’t take it anymore, they yelled at me to keep going and keep going. I fainted several times, and that’s how I remember one day they took me aside… and laughed,“ M. sobs. ”I met other women who were victims of the guards and who, in exchange for sex, received sanitary pads, toilet paper, and hygiene products… It was very sad to remember how they harassed the youngest girls,” she recalls.
“N” says that at first she was taken to a police cell where she was groped and constantly harassed, especially at night, when the officers took the women out of their cells. “Some came back crying, and you knew what had happened to them… They only forced me to touch them, but later, when they sent me to the Women’s Prison, the guards did whatever they wanted… Sometimes they threw sanitary pads at me as if they were a prize,” she laments. “M” recounts that she was beaten many times until one day they raped her because she no longer had the strength to defend herself. “It was as if they were preparing me because they made me do squats, run, and do push-ups. When I couldn’t take it anymore, they yelled at me to keep going and keep going. I fainted several times, and that’s how I remember one day they took me aside… and laughed,“ M. sobs. ”I met other women who were victims of the guards and who, in exchange for sex, received sanitary pads, toilet paper, and hygiene products… It was very sad to remember how they harassed the youngest girls,” she recalls.
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@adam@elefanti.co  ·  activity timestamp 4 months ago

Read this new account of conditions in non-CECOT prisons of #ElSalvador, the U.S. government's closest ally and "model regime" in the Americas.

This is the behavior of a state. A U.S.-aligned state.

https://adamisacson.com/el-salvador-the-u-s-government-is-now-ok-with-all-of-this/

“N” says that at first she was taken to a police cell where she was groped and constantly harassed, especially at night, when the officers took the women out of their cells.

“Some came back crying, and you knew what had happened to them… They only forced me to touch them, but later, when they sent me to the Women’s Prison, the guards did whatever they wanted… Sometimes they threw sanitary pads at me as if they were a prize,” she laments.

“M” recounts that she was beaten many times until one day they raped her because she no longer had the strength to defend herself.

“It was as if they were preparing me because they made me do squats, run, and do push-ups. When I couldn’t take it anymore, they yelled at me to keep going and keep going. I fainted several times, and that’s how I remember one day they took me aside… and laughed,“ M. sobs.

”I met other women who were victims of the guards and who, in exchange for sex, received sanitary pads, toilet paper, and hygiene products… It was very sad to remember how they harassed the youngest girls,” she recalls.
“N” says that at first she was taken to a police cell where she was groped and constantly harassed, especially at night, when the officers took the women out of their cells. “Some came back crying, and you knew what had happened to them… They only forced me to touch them, but later, when they sent me to the Women’s Prison, the guards did whatever they wanted… Sometimes they threw sanitary pads at me as if they were a prize,” she laments. “M” recounts that she was beaten many times until one day they raped her because she no longer had the strength to defend herself. “It was as if they were preparing me because they made me do squats, run, and do push-ups. When I couldn’t take it anymore, they yelled at me to keep going and keep going. I fainted several times, and that’s how I remember one day they took me aside… and laughed,“ M. sobs. ”I met other women who were victims of the guards and who, in exchange for sex, received sanitary pads, toilet paper, and hygiene products… It was very sad to remember how they harassed the youngest girls,” she recalls.
“N” says that at first she was taken to a police cell where she was groped and constantly harassed, especially at night, when the officers took the women out of their cells. “Some came back crying, and you knew what had happened to them… They only forced me to touch them, but later, when they sent me to the Women’s Prison, the guards did whatever they wanted… Sometimes they threw sanitary pads at me as if they were a prize,” she laments. “M” recounts that she was beaten many times until one day they raped her because she no longer had the strength to defend herself. “It was as if they were preparing me because they made me do squats, run, and do push-ups. When I couldn’t take it anymore, they yelled at me to keep going and keep going. I fainted several times, and that’s how I remember one day they took me aside… and laughed,“ M. sobs. ”I met other women who were victims of the guards and who, in exchange for sex, received sanitary pads, toilet paper, and hygiene products… It was very sad to remember how they harassed the youngest girls,” she recalls.
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