(CNN) – The Caucus Hispano of the United States Congressional Assembly, which joins 37 federal attorneys for the Spanish Ascension, condemns these words as “the recent attacks” against one of its integrators, the Democratic Congress of Norma Torres, by a series of all published week by El Salvador President Nayib Bukele.
“Unfortunately, the recent series of personal attacks against the congresswoman Torres will only serve to mine his efforts and those of our Caucus in order to build a relationship between the United States and El Salvador that benefits the people of peace”, the Caucus said.
The group also considers “totally inappropriate that a foreign leader interferes in the elections to the United States Congress”, despite the fact that the salvage mandate will also appear in its “do not vote” publications by Torres.
Bukele has not publicly commented on the Caucus and the Secretariat of Communications of the Presidency of El Salvador has not received a petition sent by CNN.
It was reported that Bukele had sued Latin American Americans in District 35 “do not vote” for Torres.
“We do not work for you, we want to maintain our lands in the subdivision”, Bukele wrote in a bag, through a controversial exchange of messages with Torres about the social network.
Last week, the congressman responsible for migratory drama on the frontier of the EE.UU. to the goblins of the llamado triangular north of Central America (Guatemala, Honduras, El Salvador). Torres used as an example the video of the Patrol Fronteriza stadium that captures the moment when the smugglers of Arrojan hit two little ones for the metallic wall that separates from EE.UU. of Mexico.
President Bukele questioned Torres about the impression in the information that both minorities are from Ecuador. The Chancellery of this country has secured in a communication that brinda assistance to the minor.
The Congress of the Democratic Party is critical of the management of the presidents of El Salvador, Guatemala and Honduras.
Ontvanger, Torres also spoke during a CNN interview with President Joe Biden that he did not give a cent to the governors of Guatemala, Honduras and El Salvador because he considered that the president was not working and did not respect the State of derecho. Bukele, for its part, has submitted to EE.UU. a different treaty to Guatemala and Honduras because they consider their governing efforts to reduce illegal immigration.
* Merlin Delcid colaboró and este reporter.