Thousands march in El Salvador demanding resignation of President Nayib Bukele
THOUSANDS marched in El Salvador on Sunday demanding the resignation of President Nayib Bukele, whom they brand a dictator, as he seeks a second term of office.
Local media estimated about 4,000 people took to the streets of the capital San Salvador, raising slogans reading: “Democracy is not up for negotiation, it is defended.”
Anger has risen against the 40-year-old president’s rule, which opponents say has become increasingly authoritarian in character.
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