In a forum on the risks of democracy in El Salvador, the ambassador in Washington painted an unrealistic image of the governor’s respect for institutionality, evading a question about constitutional reforms and devoting his space to attacking opposition parties and defending them. by Nayib Bukele.
In a conversation about the democratic future of El Salvador, the ambassador to Washington, Milena Mayorga, recorded that she was present at the Legislative Assembly on February 9, when President Nayib Bukele commanded a military force of the Legislature.
This forum was organized by the Woodrow Wilson Center in Washington and reunited with the Ambassador, as well as The Economist periodist Sarah Maslin; to Empress Francisco de Sola; to the Vice President of Fusades, Claudia Umaña; to the executor of EE. UU. of El Salvador, Mari Carmen Aponte; and to the salvadoreño Rubén Zamora.
In this event, Mayorga demonstrated that stewing in the Legislative Assembly the day that military militaries joined the presidency and “can attest that our State of Justice is not violated”.
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This is the end of the great chorus of vocations inside and out of the country that came in this military militarily, the greatest blow to the democracy of El Salvador since the armed conflict and a painful return of the military to the political arena, a grave retaliation to the principal advances of the Peace Accords.
Asimismo, Mayorga signaled that the governor had completed subsequent judicial cases. This, without embarrassment, comes with reality. Only one day after the military coup, the Constitutional Hall issued a statement in which it was demanded that the mandate be instrumentalized in the security forces as political forces, but in the year that it passed, the National Police inconvenient for the Executive and has initiated investigations into alleged corruption.
The Constitutional Chamber also declared in April that the governing body would not be able to hold arbitration proceedings against presidents of the domestic court, as President Bukele publicly challenged. Its security measures make it safe to do so. Moreover, in this year the hostility to the opponents and the radicalization of the political discourse followed.
In this event, in addition to remaining important to the impact of the 9F, Mayorga evades a question on the current state of the constitutional reform proposals that the government is encroaching on. In addition, dedicate his participation ‘n verdediger al goiberno by Nayib Bukele ya descalificar to the opposition parties. At the end of his participation, he withdrew.
Master panel preoccupation
In contrast to the speeches of Milena Mayorga, the rest of the panelists demonstrate preoccupation with the political climate in El Salvador and the democratic backyard of the country.
Sarah Maslin, correspondent for the British seminary The Economist in Brazil and who spent much time with El Salvador, identified populist and messianic aspects in Bukele, who made political remarks to denounce the corruption of the past, but did not show a sentimental message.
Zamora expressed his concern over the rumor of the caravan in an electoral process, where the president’s party, New Ideas, would seek a majority to simply remove the mandates of the mandate without any control over it, even if advice could be diverted in a balance of power, loss of democracy and the possible restoration of a dictatorship.
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Umaña considers that the President launches constant attacks on the State of Derech and with preoccupation with the inflammatory rhetoric of the mandate general mayor division and odio. Asimismo, compared the military military on February 9, 2020 to the violent violence of January 6, when demonstrators of Donald Trump demonstrated to take over the Capitol and meditate on congressmen. The main difference with this, year, is that in El Salvador the president commands the invasion, accompanied by security forces of the State.
De Sola demonstrates that this democratic erosion, despite the current governing body’s inability to manage the public sector, is permanently eroding the economy, which is also recording an important phase in COVID-19 pandemic products.
In its juicie, if the governing body obtains a legislative majority, it will not only duplicate democracy and turn to authoritarianism, but it will have a difficult mission to ensure that there is no control and no loss of confidence and inversion.
Finally, Although the administration of the President of the United States, Joe Biden, has been the most noted in Central America, his predecessor and recorder that the White House has a solid position with the governors violating transparency, governance and governance.
Además recorded that within one month the Engel list entered into force, a legislative provision obliging Biden’s governor to publish a list of Central American officials involved in acts of corruption or democratic debilitating, and which would be sanctioned by them.