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juancarlosphotog · 1 year
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A Year Under the State of Exception - Un Año Bajo el Estado de Excepción El Salvador has been under a State of Exception for a year. Under this measure the country is living one of the safest periods in decades, communities which were terrified by the gangs now sound. The strategy of President Nayib Bukele to fight the gangs has gained popularity among the general Salvadoran population as well as international attention. The civil society as well as national and international human rights organizations have criticized for lack of due process and the use of torture against detainees.to demand the release of all innocent victims in prison. For now, peace and safety is real but created by an illusion that it will stay this way forever. El Salvador lleva un año bajo Regimen de Excepción. Bajo esta medida el país vive uno de los periodos más seguros en décadas, las comunidades que estaban aterrorizadas por las pandillas ahora están tranquilas. La estrategia del Presidente Nayib Bukele para combatir a las pandillas ha ganado popularidad entre la población salvadoreña en general, así como la atención internacional. La sociedad civil y las organizaciones nacionales e internacionales de derechos humanos han criticado la falta de garantías procesales y el uso de la tortura contra los detenidos, y han exigido la liberación de todas las víctimas inocentes encarceladas. Por ahora, la paz y la seguridad son reales, pero creadas por la ilusión de que seguirán así para siempre. #EverydayElSalvador #LatinAmerica #CentralAmerica #NorthernTriangle #Bukelismo #StateOfException #RegimenDeExcepcion #WarOnGangs #Bukelismo #HumanRights #ArbitraryArrest #photojournalism #Bukele #Nayib #Democracy #HansLucas #CivilRights #JuanCarlos #2023copyright 

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beardedmrbean · 2 years
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March 27 (UPI) -- El Salvador on Sunday declared a state of emergency allowing for the temporary suspension of some constitutional rights in an effort to combat soaring gang violence.
The move, requested by President Nayib Bukele, was approved by 67 of the country's 64 National Legislative Assembly lawmakers after police reported at least 76 murders this weekend, Bukele said in tweet.
Sixty-two of the victims were killed Saturday after 14 had died on Friday, the National Police said in a tweet.
"We will not back down on this #WarOnGangs, we will not rest until the criminals responsible for these events are captured and brought to justice," the National Police said.
Bukele shared a link to an official state publication that noted El Salvador's constitution allows the government to suspend the constitution for up to 30 days "for serious disturbances of public order," such as war.
"Due to the serious emergency in our country in the last few hours, due to the increase in homicides that is affecting the population ... it is necessary that this state body take legal measures to limit the exercise of certain fundamental rights," the document reads.
It states that the "serious disturbances to public order" perpetrated by gangs "threaten the life, peace and security of the El Salvadoran population."
Bukele said the state of emergency will allow police to target and temporarily close some areas of the country as investigators seek out gang members.
"Religious services, sporting events, commerce, studies, etc., can continue to be carried out as normal," he said. "Unless you are a gang member or the authorities consider you suspicious."
The measure identified which constitutional articles Bukele will be allowed to suspend, as explained in an English translation of the El Salvadoran constitution by the University of Richmond in Virginia.
The president, for example, will be allowed to restrict free speech and travel in and out of the country and police will not be required to obtain court orders to execute warrants for electronic messages and records.
They will also not be required to inform those who are detained about the reasons for their arrest.
"Message to the gangs: because of your actions, now your 'homeboys' won't be able to see a ray of sunshine," Bukele said.
His government has previously faced criticism for alleged leniency on gang members.
In December, the U.S. Treasury Department imposed sanctions on two members of Bukele's government who allegedly gave financial incentives to members of the violent MS-13 and 18th Street gangs to ensure that violence remained low.
Gang leadership also agreed to provide political support to the Nuevas Ideas political party in upcoming elections, U.S. officials alleged.
Washington also accused one of the officials, Osiris Luna Meza, of participating in a scheme to steal items intended for COVID-19 pandemic relief and resell them back to the government.
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juancarlosphotog · 1 year
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As part of the war on #gangs under the a #StateOf Emergency declared by President #NayibBukele, the city of #Soyapango on the outskirts of capital #SanSalvador, has been surrounded by around 10,000 #SalvadoranArmy troops and police officers as part of the 5th phase of the Territorial Control Plan from the government in order to fight the gangs and is taken place during the 8th month of the country’s State of Exception. / Como parte de la #GuerraContraLasPandillas bajo el estado de emergencia declarado por el presidente Nayib #Bukele, la ciudad de Soyapango, en las afueras de la capital, San Salvador, ha sido rodeada por alrededor de 10,000 efectivos del ejército y la policía #salvadoreña como parte de la quinta fase de el #PlanControlTerritorial del gobierno para combatir a las pandillas y se desarrolla durante el octavo mes del #EstadoDeExcepción en el país. * * * #EverydayElSalvador #ElSalvador #Bukelismo #Militarization #WarOnGangs #MilitaryOperation #photojournalism #hanslucas #EverydayLatinAmerica #Futball #CentralAmerica #Documentary #JuanCarlos #2022copyright * * * © Juan Carlos - All Rights Reserved / Todos los Derechos Reservados Represented by Hans Lucas @studiohanslucas/@hl_latinamerica (France) and @beelduine De Beeldunie (Netherlands) (at El Salvador) https://www.instagram.com/p/Cl508FmOc-E/?igshid=NGJjMDIxMWI=
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juancarlosphotog · 1 year
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A week ago I attended a protest to demand the release the victims of arbitrary arrest under the State of Exception which was imposed a year ago. The image which stuck to me was of a child who was playing as he walked along the protestors with a message written by hand “FREE MY DAD”, his father has been in jail for months .The civil society as well as national and international human rights organizations have criticized for lack of due process and the use of torture against detainees. Hace una semana asistí a una protesta para exigir la liberación de las víctimas de detenciones arbitrarias bajo el Régimen de Excepción impuesto hace un año. La imagen que se me quedó grabada fue la de un niño que jugaba mientras caminaba junto a los manifestantes con un mensaje escrito a mano "LIBERAD A MI PAPÁ", su padre lleva meses en la cárcel. La sociedad civil y las organizaciones de derechos humanos nacionales e internacionales han criticado la falta de garantías procesales y el uso de la tortura contra los detenidos. #EverydayElSalvador #LatinAmerica #CentralAmerica #NorthernTriangle #Bukelismo #StateOfException #RegimenDeExcepcion #WarOnGangs #Bukelismo #HumanRights #ArbitraryArrest #photojournalism #Bukele #Nayib #Democracy #HansLucas #CivilRights #JuanCarlos #2023copyright 

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juancarlosphotog · 1 year
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#StateofException - #RégimenDeExcepción
“WITH YOUR TAXES WE’LL CONTINUE TO FIGHT THE GANGS”
Advertisement for the Ministry of Finance (the Salvadoran IRS) encouraging Salvadorans to pay their taxes they can continue the war on gangs and showing a picture of the new CECOT (Centro de Confinamiento del Terrorismo) - Terrorism Confinement Center mega prison. / Publicidad del Ministerio de Hacienda animando a los salvadoreños a pagar sus impuestos para poder continuar la guerra contra las pandillas y mostrando una foto de la nueva mega prisión CECOT (Centro de Confinamiento del Terrorismo).
#EverydayElSalvador #LatinAmerica #CentralAmerica #NorthernTriangle #Bukelismo #StateOfException #RegimenDeExcepcion #WarOnGangs #Bukelismo #HumanRights #ArbitraryArrest #photojournalism #Bukele #Nayib #Democracy #HansLucas #CivilRights #JuanCarlos #2023copyright 

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