Press Secretariat: The Press Secretariat shares a column by the Press Secretary (@NetoSanabria) in Diario El Salvador that criticizes the ARENA and FMLN governments and defends the government's security policy
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La licencia para asesinar y extorsionar fue otorgada a los grupos criminales, durante décadas, por parte de los gobiernos areneros y efemelenistas, expone en su columna en @elsalvador el secretario de Prensa, @NetoSanabria. Agrega que, desde 2019, las acciones que ha ordenado el Presidente @nayibbukele, luego de derrotar la violencia, han sido para encontrar el camino del desarrollo económico y social. “Ahora, son los asesinos los que están detrás de rejas, y el salvadoreño inocente camina con libertad y seguridad por cualquier sendero del país”, expone.— Secretaría de Prensa de la Presidencia (@SecPrensaSV) · Nov 2, 2026 · 21:00 (El Salvador time)
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The Press Secretariat shares a column by the Press Secretary (@NetoSanabria) in Diario El Salvador that criticizes the ARENA and FMLN governments and defends the government's security policy.
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