It’s hard to criticize a man’s methods who took the reins on a country that had decades of children soldiers who grew up to homicidal adults. The sad truth.
Question is, where would El Salvador be right now without him?
I can’t say whether he is a “good guy” but he appeared to be a necessary guy at the time.
Too bad we can’t ask nostr:npub1wp4wzdvn25ckqxd6v6y46axpdx25hywu2mduhr5r9a5vzq5g7keq332ynk about it anymore.
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This is a very fair opinion. His methods have been anything but ethical. He is absolutely some degree of a dictator, but not in the same way the connotation suggests. He has done what is necessary to bring good to the people of El Salvador.
