The Bukele Model is under ideological attack

Abstract

President Nayib Bukele and the Salvadoran government are the target of criticism from media outlets that disagree with the new Salvadoran democratic political system, because the refounding of the state is based on principles of sovereignty and self-determination of peoples. In the diplomatic sphere, it maintains a multilateral foreign policy, not aligned with the military conflicts of other countries. Its neutrality and pacifism in international relations is a direct contribution to international peace and security. The hostility towards President Bukele, the government, and the Salvadoran people is due to El Salvador's opposition to the 2030 Agenda, the progressive or woke movement, and gender ideology. El Salvador's detractors and enemies believe that the country sets a bad example for peoples and nations with corrupt governments that are complicit in organized crime and terrorism.