Right, but those things were a problem. And that problem has been solved. Yet it seems you'd like argue the people are less free now. A weak, corrupt state lead to the position where it was one of the top murder capitals of the world.

Ideologically, I'm much more aligned with Milei in Argentina, but they face a different problem to El Salvador. I love the way Milei slashed the state. But if the state, or 'authority' in any form must exist, surely it's one arguable role is to ensure the relative security of its inhabitants?