With Reelection Almost Certain, Sunday Vote Will Test Extent of Salvadoran Opposition

Central America in Minutes
02/02/2024 13 min

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Comparisons to U.S. gerrymandering, electoral use of public funds, lack of regulation of the diaspora vote, and the constitutional ban on reelection overshadow the Sunday election, when Nayib Bukele is expected to garner wide support. International monitors will assess on Sunday whether the vote is not only free but also fair.

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